Belarusian Healthcare Ministry, WHO Regional Office for Europe finalize biennial agreement
The Belarusian Healthcare Ministry and the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Europe are finalizing work on a biennial agreement. This follows information released by the Healthcare Ministry after an official meeting between Healthcare Minister Aleksandr Khodzhayev and the recently appointed Representative in Belarus Marija Kishman Hristovska, BelTA has learned.
This meeting marked a new stage of cooperation aimed at the active integration of Belarusian experience into global health programs.
The process of coordinating the key strategic document is in its final stage. The biennial agreement will define clear vectors for joint work and the implementation of specialized projects in the short term.
Marija Kishman Hristovska, who brings more than 30 years of experience within UN and WHO organizations, highly praised the achievements and organization of medical care in the country. “The colossal amount of analytical work carried out under the coordination of the Healthcare Ministry, and the results demonstrated by your country, command the sincere respect of the entire expert community,” she noted.
The parties reaffirmed their mutual readiness to expand constructive dialogue, strengthen interstate ties, and continue their successful joint path in the field of healthcare.
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