US supports five medicine storage units in Bardo
The Tunisian Ministry of Health and the American Support Foundation have launched a project to renovate and upgrade five warehouses for medicines and vaccines at the Central Warehouse in Bardo, with the aim of improving storage conditions and increasing capacity. The work includes redesigning the four warehouses dedicated to medicines and medical supplies, as well as an archive storage, at an estimated cost of around 6 million Tunisian dinars, with a duration of two years. The project aims to provide modern refrigeration equipment and adhere to international standards to ensure the safe preservation of medicines, thereby strengthening health security through improved supply chains. A joint team of Tunisian and American engineers is overseeing the implementation as part of the bilateral partnership to support healthcare infrastructure. The American ambassador to Tunisia stated that the project contributes to enhancing health outcomes and ensuring the availability of medicines when needed. It is considered an important step in improving health storage strategies and supporting bilateral cooperation.
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