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The World Health Organization announced that it has received a grant from the European Union valued at 12 million euros (approximately 14 million dollars) to support the health sector in Syria. The funding aims to improve healthcare services across the country, including the provision of medications for non-communicable diseases, support for emergency medical services and mental health care, and the supply of essential equipment for vital hospital departments such as dialysis units and intensive care units. This came after a meeting between the Minister of Health, Musab Al-Ali, and a delegation from the organization to discuss mechanisms for supporting and enhancing the quality of healthcare services provided to citizens.
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