Health Minister Talks Japan Cooperation
During his visit to Tokyo, Libyan Minister of Health Dr. Mohamed Ali Al-Ghouj discussed strengthening cooperation between Libya and Japan in the healthcare sector, especially in training and qualifying medical personnel, as well as exchanging expertise and technology. The meetings with Japanese officials, including the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs and the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, focused on activating the signed health cooperation memorandum and translating it into practical programs. The minister also emphasized the importance of lifting travel restrictions for Japanese citizens to Libya to enable Japanese companies to invest and enhance collaboration. Additionally, the Japanese side is exploring arrangements for members of the Libyan Parliament to visit Japan in January. The meeting with the Japan International Cooperation Agency also addressed opportunities to support the Libyan healthcare sector and develop human resources, as part of efforts to strengthen bilateral relations and implement the outcomes of the cooperation memorandum.
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