Ahmed al-Sobky, Chairman of the Egypt Healthcare Authority (EHA), recently held a meeting with UNICEF Representative in Egypt Jeremy Hopkins. This meeting made it possible to address various topics of common interest, including ways to strengthen the role of WASH and improve the skills of health personnel in health establishments.
Discussions also focused on ways to strengthen the national role of EHA in providing health services to Arab nationals residing in Egypt, including the populations of Palestine, Sudan, Syria and Yemen.
Al-Sobky highlighted the crucial role of UNICEF in Egypt and its efforts to support the services provided by the health sector in the country. He also praised the fruitful cooperation between UNICEF and WASH over the past period, which has resulted in significant progress in improving the health of children and mothers.
The meeting between these two major bodies demonstrates a common desire to work together to meet the current challenges of the health sector in Egypt. It is essential to consolidate these partnerships to ensure equitable access to health care for all citizens, particularly the most vulnerable populations.
The commitment and collaboration between EHA and UNICEF is essential to ensure an effective response to the health needs of the Egyptian population. By joining forces, these two organizations can work together to improve health services and promote the well-being of children and families in Egypt.
This meeting between EHA and UNICEF demonstrates their shared commitment to the health and well-being of the Egyptian population. These joint efforts are essential to address the challenges of the health sector and ensure a better future for all.