Iraq’s Health Minister Confirms Plans to Sign MoU with Spain

Iraq’s Minister of Health Saleh al-Hasnawi confirmed the country’s readiness to sign a memorandum of understanding with Spain to enhance health cooperation. Discussions highlighted localizing the pharmaceutical industry and encouraging Spanish investments in Iraq’s healthcare sector.

The Iraqi Minister of Health, Saleh al-Hasnawi, announced the country’s readiness to sign a memorandum of understanding with Spain during a meeting at the Ministry of Health. This meeting included the Spanish Ambassador to Iraq, Alicia Rico Perez, along with several ministry officials.

The discussions primarily focused on enhancing health cooperation between Iraq and Spain. Key areas of collaboration include localizing the pharmaceutical industry, sharing expertise, and encouraging Spanish investments in health sectors such as pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and healthcare projects.

Minister al-Hasnawi expressed a strong commitment to partnering with Spain, stating that the Ministry is prepared to formalize the collaboration through an official memorandum of understanding, ensuring mutual support in healthcare initiatives.

In summary, Iraq’s Ministry of Health is poised to strengthen relations with Spain through a forthcoming memorandum of understanding aimed at enhancing health cooperation, focusing on pharmaceuticals and investments in healthcare. The collaboration aims to facilitate knowledge exchange and improve healthcare services in Iraq.

Original Source: ina.iq