His Excellency (H.E.) Dr. Mohammad Salim Al Olama, Undersecretary, Ministry of Health (MoH) just recently got a high profile delegation from the Republic of Malta. Both celebrations reviewed techniques to reinforce reciprocal connections, particularly relating to the health and wellness sector via improving the cooperations between the medical care markets of the two countries.

Present at the meeting were H.E. Dr. Amin Al Amiri, Assistant Undersecretary for Public Policy and Licensing, H.E. Dr. Hussein Abdul Rahman Al Rand, Assistant Undersecretary for Health Centres and also Clinics, Dr. Essa Al Mansouri, Director, International Relations, and also Dr. Aisha Al Muttawa, Director of Strategic Management and Organizational Excellence.

The undersecretary, Dr. Al Olama, invited the delegates as well as revealed the Ministry's eagerness to boost and also reinforce reciprocal relationships, especially in the field of health care shipment as well as research. He stated the success of the Ministry in the fields of disease avoidance and also control, application and also advancement of newest innovation in medical, and also pharmaceutical study. He additionally attended to the recent initiatives by MoH like financing biomedical research as well as economics of healthcare service, which get on par with worldwide requirements and standards.

Both events settled on the importance of boosted cooperation in wellness sector and also expressed their dedication to carrying out a lot more effective exchange of understanding as well as proficiency, by establishing training opportunities as well as mutually hosting professionals and also medical care experts. The two parties additionally accepted reciprocate involvement in technical and also scientific conferences in either countries.

The two parties assessed the current developments in wellness info and also public health systems, consisting of interactions, statistical techniques, exchange of info as well as the quality of healthcare requirements. They additionally checked out the probabilities of exchange of scientific experts, assistance of training to medical grads, and graduate studies for medical care students in Malta and UAE.

The delegation from the Republic of Malta expressed their recognition and also thankfulness for the warm and comfortable welcome accorded to them and admired the achievements of the Ministry of Health. The delegation shared Malta's experience as a key destination for medical tourist and urged UAE to increase their investments in this essential and also developing sector, mentioning UAE's successful financial investments the telecommunication market in Malta.