Africa & Middle East

The extended hours follow the clinic’s launch earlier this year and form part of SEHA Clinics’ efforts to improve access to preventive and community-based healthcare across Abu Dhabi.

The initiative forms part of ADCAN Pharma’s efforts to strengthen the UAE’s capacity to produce complex and specialised medicines domestically.

The platform has grown to serve about 70,000 members across more than 400 companies and connects users with more than 1,200 pharmacies and healthcare providers in the two countries.

MTRH Chief Executive Officer Dr. Philip Kirwa welcomed the Pfizer delegation and highlighted the importance of partnerships with global pharmaceutical companies in supporting the hospital’s efforts to improve patient care.

The Task Force will develop options and recommendations for consideration by the Eightieth World Health Assembly.

Located at El Nasr Mall on Ahmed Oraby Street, the clinic houses more than 20 specialized clinics staffed by experienced medical consultants.

The mobile laboratory forms part of efforts to strengthen Uganda’s public health emergency preparedness following lessons from recent Ebola outbreaks.

The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate, issued the directive as the government intensifies efforts to protect children from vaccine-preventable diseases and strengthen the country’s capacity to respond to outbreaks.

The hospital will coordinate the collection, while Sidra Medicine will process and store the samples at its specialized Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) facility, which houses Qatar’s only cord blood bank.

The framework calls on countries to maintain high-quality disease surveillance, preserve laboratory and emergency response capacity, strengthen routine immunization and secure sustainable domestic financing.