His Excellency (H.E.) Dr. Mohamed Salim Al Olama, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health & Prevention (MOHAP) recently met H.E. Dr. Abdelqader Saleh, Ambassador of the Republic of Ethiopia to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), at the Ministry of Health and Prevention office in Abu Dhabi to review future cooperation across joint initiatives in the area of health. Additionally existing throughout the meeting was Dr. Essa Al Mansouri, Office Manager for the Undersecretary and Director of International Health Relations, MOHAP.

The meeting focused on the more enhancement of connections between the UAE and Ethiopia, especially in the health care sector - consisting of the sharing and exchange of knowledge and experience in continuous clinical training, conditioning of collaboration in public health, facilitating the admission and work of nurses, doctors and specialists inning accordance with accepted criteria and offering an environment and legislation that could draw in a lot more financial investments in the pharmaceutical and medical industries.

The undersecretary welcomed the Ethiopian ambassador and expressed the UAE's positive outlook in improving joint teamwork in the health field to accomplish the maximum efficiency of health solutions for both nations. He informed the ambassador on the efforts launched by MOHAP in partnership with the economic sector. H.E mentioned that providing sophisticated health solutions to a society that enjoys lasting health through performance indications, falls in line with global requirements for health centers, the performance of clinical team, the wide use health information technology and the company of the most effective health meetings and exhibitions on the planet.

For his part, the Ethiopian ambassador shared his happiness at the meeting with the Undersecretary and relayed his desire to strengthen cooperation and organize check outs to read more concerning the current clinical techniques. He praised the recognized online reputation of the UAE's health treatment industry and emphasized his nation's intentions to additional develop more powerful health relationships in between both countries.