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Bin Safaa, Kuwaiti Health Minister discuss activating bilateral health cooperation

[10/04/2023 02:55]

Kuwait - Saba
The Yemeni Ambassador to Kuwait, Dr. Ali Mansour bin Safaa, discussed today with the Kuwaiti Minister of Health, Dr. Ahmed Al-Awadi, activating the health cooperation agreement signed between the two countries and facilitating medical services for members of the Yemeni community in Kuwait.

The Kuwaiti minister affirmed the ministry's readiness to activate the health cooperation agreement, especially with regard to medical treatment grants, and afford an opportunity for recruiting Yemeni doctors and health workers, in addition to offering possible health care facilitations for the Yemeni community.