[20/05/2019 02:22]
GENEVA-SABA
Yemen Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ali Mujowar participated on Monday in the 72 meeting of the General Assembly of World Health Organization.
The assembly discusses in its meetings held in the UN Palace here on May 20-28 a number of topics, including preparations for facing health emergencies and response to them, boosting health of refugees and migrants, health conditions in under developed countries and means of realizing inclusive health.
Preparations for facing flue, cholera, diphtheria and a number of other health situations will be addressed.
WHO's Director Tedros Adhanom pointed out in his speech to the key role played by the organization for improving health facilities and initial care in a number of countries suffer health weakness.
He confirmed significance of cooperation between the organization and member countries for eradicating dangerous diseases in under developed countries suffering difficult economic conditions.
Yemen's mission in the United Nations here participated also in preparatory meeting of the executive office of Arab Ministers of Health for discussing preparations and decisions to be taken by the assembly.
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