Arab Ministers Discuss Health Collaboration

Baghdad welcomed the Qatari delegation ahead of the 61st session of the Council of Arab Ministers of Health, an event focused on regional collaboration on critical health matters. The high-profile meeting gathers health leaders from across the Arab world to discuss strategies, initiatives, and policies aimed at improving public health and tackling pressing challenges.

The Qatari delegation, led by Dr. Mohammed bin Hamad Al Thani, Director of the Department of Non-Communicable Diseases Prevention Program, and Mr. Abdul Latif Ali Al Abdullah, Director of the Department of International Health Relations, reflects Qatar’s commitment to contributing to these vital discussions. The delegation was warmly received by Iraqi officials, including Dr. Wissam Al Tamimi, Director of the International Health Department, and Mr. Janab Abdul Nabi, Director of Public Relations and Protocol.

This year’s session offers a platform for Arab nations to address shared health concerns, ranging from disease prevention and health equity to enhancing cross-border cooperation in medical innovation and response to emergencies. As host, Iraq plays a pivotal role in facilitating dialogue and fostering unity among Arab health ministers, reinforcing the region’s collective determination to advance healthcare outcomes.