Libya initiates health supply reform
The Libyan Ministry of Health launched a national program to reform and develop the medical supply system, aiming to strengthen medicine security and ensure the availability of high-quality, sustainable medical supplies and medications across the country. The program includes building an integrated medical supply system based on efficiency, governance, and transparency, with a focus on improving planning, procurement, supply chain, storage, and distribution stages. During the national meeting, current challenges were discussed, along with ways to address them through standardizing needs assessment, reorganizing the supply chain using data, digital transformation, and electronic tracking systems, all aimed at ensuring equitable distribution and sustainable availability of medications. This step is a strategic move to enhance the quality of healthcare services and boost trust in health institutions, with an emphasis on developing supply chain management mechanisms through digital systems.
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