Nigeria Seeks Stronger Health Partnership with China
The Federal Government of Nigeria is pursuing a stronger partnership with China to enhance various health sectors, including hospital development, medical technology, and digital health. Dr Iziaq Adekunle Salako, the Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, announced this initiative on Friday at the 32nd China International Medical Equipment Exhibition & Scientific Conference, China-Hospeq 2026, held at the China National Convention Centre in Beijing.
He emphasized the importance of China-Africa collaboration in healthcare, particularly through artificial intelligence and innovative solutions. Dr Salako stated that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration is committed to transforming the health sector by improving access to quality healthcare services and promoting local production of medical supplies.
He noted that achieving these goals requires increased investment, skilled human resources, and strategic partnerships. Dr Salako also highlighted the interconnected nature of global healthcare challenges, urging for collective action to address issues such as pandemics and health inequalities.
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