The new APU features natural lighting, well ventilated wards and two secure courtyards designed to create calmer surroundings for patients.
The partnership, developed through sustained engagement led by UNAIDS, is being advanced this week through a SADC-China strategic exchange taking place from 31 August to 4 September 2026 in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town.
Through the new collaborating centre, WHO will expand access to structured, competency-based regulatory training and support the development of a stronger workforce capable of regulating medicines and vaccines.
The meeting brings together stakeholders to discuss practical approaches to strengthening Ghana’s health system and advancing national UHC priorities.
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.
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.