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Health Ministry, UNICEF's experts discuss interventions in health sector

[07/03/2024 02:31]

ADEN - SABA
Under-Secretary of Ministry of Public Health and Population Dr. Ali al-Waleedi held discussions today, Thursday, in the temporary capital Aden with experts from the UNICEF's offices in New York, Amman and Yemen over topics pertaining to health sector.

Dr. al-Waleedi applauded the UNICEF's support and interventions in health sector last year, highlighting the need to further support to cover all primary health care centers that numbers are some 4000.