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Dahhan discusses with WHO strengthening support for the health sector

[23/01/2023 02:05]

Aden - Saba
Deputy Minister of Public Health and Population, Dr. Abdullah Dahan, discussed with the Director of the World Health Organization office in Aden, Saeed Bogoudi, strengthening the relationship between the two sides to develop the health sector.

Dahhan stressed the importance of overcoming the obstacles and difficulties associated with WHO interventions, in a way that contributes to the provision of distinguished health services.

On his part, the director of the organization's office indicated that the organization is working to support the ministry, pointing to the need to move from emergency work to developmental fields.