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German-funded training program for medics kicked-off
[02/10/2025 01:34]
ADEN-SABA
The Minister of Public Health and Population Dr. Qasem Buhaybeh launched a training program for health workers today, Thursday, in the temporary capital Aden.
The training project is funded by the German government through the German Bank for Development and the UN Office for Projects Services (UNIPOS), carried out by the National Center for Training.
The training program comes within the framework of the project of "Enhancing Resilience of Health Services Facilities in Yemen", the 4th phase. It aims to train 855 of medics through 36 specialized training courses distributed to the governorates of Aden, Lahj, Shabwa, Marib, Hadramout and Hodeida.
The two- month training program covers a range of scientific and practical topics that directly address the needs of healthcare facilities, including health management, community participation, combating malnutrition, comprehensive child health and quality management, medical waste management, in addition to training on intensive care services.
Dr. Bahybah underscored the importance of this training program saying "These courses are considered a real investment in the human capital of the health sector as training medics contributes to improving medical services and enhances the health system's ability to respond to various challenges amid current circumstances the country is going through."
He added, "The implementation of the project in its various phases reflects a positive model of joint cooperation between the Ministry of Health, the German government, the German Development Bank and the UNOPS office".
The Minister of Public Health and Population Dr. Qasem Buhaybeh launched a training program for health workers today, Thursday, in the temporary capital Aden.
The training project is funded by the German government through the German Bank for Development and the UN Office for Projects Services (UNIPOS), carried out by the National Center for Training.
The training program comes within the framework of the project of "Enhancing Resilience of Health Services Facilities in Yemen", the 4th phase. It aims to train 855 of medics through 36 specialized training courses distributed to the governorates of Aden, Lahj, Shabwa, Marib, Hadramout and Hodeida.
The two- month training program covers a range of scientific and practical topics that directly address the needs of healthcare facilities, including health management, community participation, combating malnutrition, comprehensive child health and quality management, medical waste management, in addition to training on intensive care services.
Dr. Bahybah underscored the importance of this training program saying "These courses are considered a real investment in the human capital of the health sector as training medics contributes to improving medical services and enhances the health system's ability to respond to various challenges amid current circumstances the country is going through."
He added, "The implementation of the project in its various phases reflects a positive model of joint cooperation between the Ministry of Health, the German government, the German Development Bank and the UNOPS office".
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