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Yemen participates in 4th International Ministerial Summit on Patients' Safety

[03/03/2019 02:31]

JEDDAH-SABA
Yemen participated in the 4th International Ministerial Summit on Patients' Safety which wrapped up its two-day deliberations Sunday in the Saudi City of Jeddah.

Yemen's delegation headed by Minister of Public Health and Population Dr Nasser Ba-aum.

Dr Ba-aum engaged in the discussions, explaining the health situations in Yemen which have been seriously affected due to Houthi militia's coup and war, citing the government's efforts to improve health care services in the country.