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The President of the African Parliament, Fathi Boutrig, emphasized that strengthening health sovereignty in Africa requires transforming policies into effective legislation and budgets to ensure citizens have access to quality healthcare services. He highlighted the need to address challenges such as shortages of healthcare personnel and the ongoing burden of infectious and chronic diseases. He called for accelerating the localization of the pharmaceutical and vaccine industries, activating the African Medicines Agency, and developing laws that protect medical expertise and support pharmaceutical sovereignty. He announced eight parliamentary commitments, including enhancing healthcare financing, improving digitalization and artificial intelligence in the health sector, all aimed at making health a fundamental pillar of development and sustainability in Africa.
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