The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP), represented its Training and Development Center in Sharjah, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Emirates Medical Organization to check out locations of cooperation and gain from the competence of the company in all areas of the medical area and enhance the skills of staff members operating in the health sector to much better serve the community.

Saqr Al Hemeiri, Director of the Training and Growth Facility of MOHAP and Dr. Moza Al-Sharhan, President of the Emirates Medical Association authorized the MoU, which is effective for one year and based on revival thereafter.

Al Hemeiri kept in mind the relevance of the MoU in offering access to education, training and other sources of finding out for personnel based on the highest possible worldwide standards, which could assist in enhancing expert performance and abilities, enriching clinical knowledge, and boosting research laboratory and professional techniques in various health aspects. The partnership is part of the Ministry's technique to ensure that training solutions have fulfilled international requirements in regards to high quality and efficiency and satisfy the company's should have a solid institutional ability, with professional advancement programs, seminars, campaigns, workshops and conferences on local health problems and solutions. The Ministry of Health and Prevention is eager to support all facets of cooperation and sychronisation that promote proceeding clinical education to provide outstanding healthcare that offers the community and supports sustainable development.

The parties agreed to work together to give technical assistance for the joint programs, consisting of training centers and educational materials, and supplying certification for the proceeding education and professional growth programs. The MoU will certainly promote the payment and presence of MOHAP staff in a wide range of curricula. In addition, MOHAP and EMA will cooperate in the implementation of the joint training programs for health care staff and in community awareness initiatives.

EMA's Dr. Al-Sharhan hailed the stipulation of the components of the clinical training programs to be at par with the current principles and international methods, in addition to the efforts to upgrade medical and health team via continuing clinical education as it will certainly help increase the level of knowledge and skills of health service providers in the UAE.