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Mauritanian Minister of Health Participates in the World Health Organization General Assembly
Active Engagement in Global Health Dialogue
The Minister of Health of Mauritania, Mr. Mokhtar Ould Dahi, took part in the 77th session of the World Health Organization (WHO) General Assembly, held in Geneva, Switzerland. This high-level international event brought together health ministers and officials from across the globe to discuss pressing health challenges and strategies for strengthening healthcare systems worldwide. The Mauritanian delegation’s participation underscores the country’s commitment to global health cooperation and its efforts to improve national health outcomes.
During the assembly, Minister Ould Dahi delivered a speech highlighting Mauritania’s progress in the health sector, particularly in the areas of disease prevention, maternal and child health, and the fight against epidemics. He emphasized the importance of international collaboration in addressing health emergencies and achieving universal health coverage. His remarks were well-received and reflected Mauritania’s alignment with WHO’s strategic goals.
Key Topics and Strategic Partnerships
The Mauritanian delegation engaged in several side meetings and bilateral discussions aimed at strengthening partnerships and securing technical support for national health initiatives. These meetings focused on:
- Enhancing the country’s capacity to respond to health emergencies and pandemics
- Improving access to essential medicines and vaccines
- Developing human resources in the health sector through training and education
- Promoting digital health solutions to improve service delivery
Minister Ould Dahi also met with senior WHO officials and representatives from international health organizations to explore avenues for collaboration. These interactions are expected to lead to increased support for Mauritania’s health programs and contribute to the country’s efforts to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being.
Looking Ahead: Strengthening National Health Systems
The participation of Mauritania in the WHO General Assembly marks a significant step in its ongoing efforts to modernize and strengthen its healthcare system. The insights gained and partnerships formed during the event will play a crucial role in shaping future health policies and programs in the country.
In his closing remarks, Minister Ould Dahi reaffirmed Mauritania’s dedication to working with international partners to build a resilient and inclusive health system. He stressed the need for continued investment in health infrastructure, workforce development, and community-based care to ensure that all Mauritanians have access to quality health services.
Conclusion: A Commitment to Global and National Health Priorities
Mauritania’s active participation in the WHO General Assembly reflects its strong commitment to both global health solidarity and national health development. By engaging in meaningful dialogue, sharing experiences, and forging strategic partnerships, the country is positioning itself to better address current and future health challenges. The outcomes of this participation are expected to have a lasting impact on the health and well-being of the Mauritanian population.
