Khartoum State’s Health Ministry and WHO Discuss Health System Support

Khartoum: The Khartoum State’s Ministry of Health has held a coordination meeting with a World Health Organization delegation on Monday, attended by the Ministry’s Director General, Dr. Fath Al-Rahman Mohamed Al-Amin, and a number of ministry Directorate directors.

According to Sudan News Agency, the coordination meeting discussed several important topics, including the establishment of large isolation centers for cholera-related cases and other associated health complications. The meeting also focused on strengthening efforts to combat disease vectors and preparing early for the fall season through extensive health campaigns, aiming to enhance the level of health services in the state.

Furthermore, the meeting addressed the importance of reorganizing the health system, particularly at hospitals providing emergency and accident services, as well as children’s and women’s hospitals. It also emphasized the need for providing emergency medications and intensifying training programs for community action.

Dr. Fath Al-Rahman highlighted the significance of joint coordination in alignment with established plans and objectives. He noted that the Ministry of Health in Khartoum State is continuing its efforts through routine work and support via extensive health campaigns, in cooperation with partners, to increase the productive capacity of the health sector.