The Iraqi Ministry of Health is prepared to sign a memorandum of understanding with Spain to enhance health cooperation. Minister Saleh al-Hasnawi met with Spanish Ambassador Alicia Rico Perez to discuss pharmaceutical industry localization and health project investments.
The Iraqi Ministry of Health has expressed its readiness to establish a memorandum of understanding with Spain, as confirmed by Health Minister Saleh al-Hasnawi on Tuesday. In a meeting at the ministry’s headquarters, Minister al-Hasnawi met with Spanish Ambassador to Iraq, Alicia Rico Perez, along with several officials from the ministry.
During their discussions, the focus was placed on enhancing health cooperation between Iraq and Spain, particularly in the localization of the pharmaceutical industry, sharing expertise, and promoting Spanish investments in health-related projects including medicines and medical supplies. The Minister emphasized the commitment of the Iraqi Ministry of Health to collaborate with Spain and formalize this partnership through the memorandum of understanding.
The meeting highlights Iraq’s strategic intentions to foster international partnerships in the healthcare sector, aiming to improve local pharmaceutical capabilities and health services. By encouraging investment and cooperation with Spanish firms, Iraq seeks to significantly enhance its healthcare landscape.
In conclusion, the Iraqi Ministry of Health is poised to formalize a collaboration with Spain through a memorandum of understanding. This partnership aims to boost the pharmaceutical industry in Iraq and promote joint healthcare initiatives. Health Minister Saleh al-Hasnawi’s discussions with the Spanish Ambassador emphasize a commitment to improving Iraq’s health infrastructure and fostering investment in medical projects.
Original Source: ina.iq
