Health Minister Dr. Hassan al-Ghobash announced that the Syrian government is working diligently to bring back the offices of the General Secretariat of the Arab Board for Health Specializations to Damascus. This important update was shared during his participation in the 60th session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Health in Geneva.
Dr. Al-Ghobash engaged in discussions with his counterparts regarding the recommendations put forth by the Technical Advisory Committee of the Council of Arab Health Ministers. These recommendations focus on enhancing Arab cooperation in the health sector.
Key points agreed upon by the participants include addressing the health and humanitarian consequences of Israel’s aggression in the Gaza Strip, activating the Arab Committee for Primary Health Care and Family Medicine, and creating a tailored Arab health strategy for affected regions and health crises.
Established in 1978, the Arab Board for Health Specializations plays a crucial role in the region’s healthcare sector, overseen by the Council of Arab Ministers of Health under the League of Arab States.
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