Libyan Talks Focus on Healthcare Growth
Libya and Egypt discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in the health sector. Libyan Minister of Health, Mohamed Al-Ghoul, and his Egyptian counterpart, Hisham Stait, discussed enhancing medical supplies and joint procurement of medicines and equipment. They also exchanged expertise in managing health systems and developing supply chains, with the aim of improving healthcare services in both countries. The two sides reviewed the experience of the Egyptian Unified Purchase Authority and its role in organizing procurement processes, with Libya emphasizing the benefit of adopting this model to localize pharmaceutical industries and improve supply and distribution mechanisms. An agreement was reached to continue coordination to enhance partnership and support the stability of pharmaceutical and health systems between the two nations.
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