Libya’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health, Ramadan Abu Janah, met with Iraq’s Chargé d’Affaires to strengthen healthcare collaboration. They explored exchanges of medical expertise, training programs, and the deployment of Iraqi healthcare professionals in Libyan institutions. The possibility of signing agreements to enhance healthcare services in Libya was also discussed, highlighting Libya’s commitment to international partnerships.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health, Ramadan Abu Janah, has engaged in discussions with Iraq’s Chargé d’Affaires, Ahmed Al-Sahhaf, to strengthen healthcare cooperation between Libya and Iraq. The talks centered on enhancing bilateral relations in the healthcare sector, particularly through exchanges of medical expertise and training programs.
Key topics included deploying Iraqi healthcare professionals to support Libyan medical institutions. The aim is to bolster healthcare services in Libya exponentially. Both parties also deliberated on the potential signing of agreements to formalize these collaborative efforts.
Minister Abu Janah emphasized Libya’s dedication to building international partnerships, aiming to improve the efficiency and quality of healthcare services for its citizens. The discussions signify a step toward revitalizing Libya’s healthcare landscape through cooperation with Iraq.
The recent talks between Libya and Iraq signify an important movement towards collaboration in healthcare. Both nations are exploring ways to enhance expertise exchange and deploy healthcare professionals, aiming to improve medical services in Libya. Minister Abu Janah’s commitment to international partnerships emphasizes the priority of quality healthcare for the Libyan populace and indicates ongoing efforts for systemic improvement.
Original Source: libyaobserver.ly
