SADC health ministers’ meeting to kick off in SA
SADC Health Ministers' Meeting aims to strengthening regional co-operation.
Health ministers from across the Southern African Development Community (SADC) are set to convene in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, for a five-day meeting starting Monday. The gathering aims to enhance regional collaboration in addressing urgent health issues. Spanning until Friday, the event will be hosted at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli Convention Centre.
Key topics of discussion include health security and emergency readiness, HIV, AIDS, and Malaria, climate-linked health risks, and the promotion of affordable medication access. The proceedings will conclude with the celebration of SADC Malaria Day on Friday. Foster Mohale, spokesperson for the National Health Department, states, "The meeting arrives at a critical juncture for the region's health and development plans.
Guided by South Africa's chairmanship of SADC, the discussions will concentrate on transforming regional pledges into tangible actions. South Africa's sponsorship of this joint session exemplifies its dedication to fostering regional unity and shared responsibility in confronting common health challenges." Coverage by Nomzamo Xulu.
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