African Health Ministers Meet in Zambia to Strengthen Continent's Health Systems
African health ministers gathered in Zambia to discuss key decisions on strengthening the continent's health systems. The meeting aimed to address pressing health challenges, improve access to care, and work towards universal health coverage.
President Hakainde Hichilema emphasized the need for stronger health diplomacy and cooperation, while Zambian Health Minister Dr Elijah Muchima stressed the importance of collaboration to tackle Africa's complex health issues.
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