The regional director of global health concludes an official visit to enhance health cooperation in Egypt
The Regional Director of the World Health Organization of the Eastern Mediterranean, Dr. Hanan Belki, concluded an official visit to the Arab Republic of Egypt, where she met a number of ministries and national bodies, to push forward the health agenda in Egypt and the region. Human Development Affairs, Minister of Health and Population Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Minister of Planning, Economic Development and International Cooperation Dr. Rania Al -Mashat, Minister of Finance Ahmed Kguk, Minister of Social Solidarity Dr. Maya Morsi, Chairman of the Egyptian Medicine Authority Dr. Ali Al -Ghamrawi, Chairman of the Egyptian Authority for Unified purchase, supply, medical supplies and medical technology department Dr. Hisham State, Chairman (Faxira) Dr. Sharif Al -Fil. Different. Providing health services to a large number of those affected by conflicts in neighboring countries, including the displaced from Sudan, the patients and the injured who were evacuated from Gaza, where they receive health care on an equal footing with Egyptian citizens. & quot; B & quot, in addition to the score & quot; Golden Path & quot; In eliminating hepatitis & quot; C & quot;. This makes Egypt the first African country to achieve this achievement. Bachti, & quot; I was pleased to visit me to Egypt and meet the national partners who share our commitment to achieving a healthier future for all, and this visit confirms the depth of the partnership between the World Health Organization and Egypt, as well as highlighting the pioneering role that Egypt plays in supporting health at the regional level, and we continue to work together to make health an essential part of all policies and enhance self -sufficiency in medical supplies and human resources in Region. & Quot; & nbsp; The representative of the World Health Organization in Egypt, Dr. Naama Abed, said that the World Health Organization is proud of all levels in the strong partnership with the Egyptian government, and we renew our commitment to continuing closely with the Ministry of Health and Population and all partners. Hospitals, they are formed from policies and decisions that extend to all sectors.
