le ministre de la Santé rencontre à Genève son homologue mauritanien
Summary of the Meeting Between the Health Ministers of Algeria and Mauritania
On a recent visit to Geneva, Switzerland, Algerian Health Minister Abdelhak Saihi met with his Mauritanian counterpart, Abdallahi Sidi Mohamed Wedih. This meeting was held in the context of the 78th session of the World Health Organization (WHO) General Assembly. Both ministers expressed their satisfaction with the bilateral cooperation, especially in the health sector, and emphasized the importance of their countries’ historical ties.
During their discussions, Saihi reiterated Algeria’s commitment to support Mauritania in developing its health system. He underscored the significance of sharing expertise and knowledge in key medical specialties. He also stressed the need for collaborative health projects to address current health challenges more effectively.
In response, Minister Wedih expressed appreciation for Algeria’s ongoing support, which includes sending medical missions and training Mauritanian health personnel. He expressed a desire to enhance the cooperation to achieve more extensive and effective outcomes.
At the conclusion of the meeting, both ministers agreed to continue coordinating and consulting on upcoming bilateral initiatives and projects. This reflects the political will of both nations’ leaders and solidifies the fraternal cooperation between Algeria and Mauritania.
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