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ADEN University, WHO discuss cooperation

[15/08/2017 03:55]

ADEN-SABA
Aden University Rector al-Khadher Laswar and Representative of World Health Organization Ahmad al-Ban discussed on Tuesday cooperation between the University and the organization.

They also discussed means of activating communication between the two parties to Achieve projects adopted by WHO for supporting the university creating a nursing college, qualifying students of higher studies in health center management and boosting the university's capabilities in emergency service and ICU.

They agreed on commencing these projects early next academic year.