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The Libyan Minister of Health in the National Unity Government, Mohamed Al-Ghuj, discussed with health sector workers in a meeting in Tripoli their demands concerning improving their financial and employment conditions. He affirmed that the ministry is working to address these issues in coordination with the relevant authorities to ensure the continuous provision of healthcare services to citizens. The meeting also covered topics such as staff allocations, settlements, releases, promotions, health insurance, and training programs. An announcement was made regarding the completion of approximately 27,451 settlements to date, and the sorting of files for around 5,000 workers scheduled for 2026. Additionally, efforts continue to monitor staff files to ensure no medical or auxiliary personnel are removed from the staffing roster. The minister also pointed out the completion of procedures related to salary scales and bonuses, the integration of health sector workers into the health insurance program, and the support of training and development programs. He emphasized that dialogue with unions and stakeholders will continue to resolve these demands in a manner that balances employees' rights while ensuring the ongoing delivery of healthcare services.
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