cooperation protocol with the Federation of Arab Hospitals
Today, Tuesday, the Egyptian Authority for Unified Purchase, Medical Supply and Supply, and the Medical Technology Department signed a cooperation protocol with the Arab Hospitals Federation (AHF) To enhance the role of the African Health Exhibition and Conference «Africa Health ExCon 2023», which will be held under the auspices of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, during the period from 7 to 10 June in Cairo.
Major General Bahaa El-Din Zaidan, Chairman of the Unified Procurement Authority, said that the cooperation protocol aims to maximize the role of the African Medical Exhibition and Conference in creating competitive capabilities, attracting health investments and exchanging experiences between major international companies working in the fields of health and medicines.
He added that the cooperation between the authority and the federation will be well invested in organizing the next conference in June, and attracting a large number of companies operating in the medical and pharmaceutical fields in the Gulf countries to participate in the exhibition and conference, thus enhancing its role and maximizing its benefits to the countries of the African continent and the Gulf.
He pointed out that the “Africa Health ExCon” conference and exhibition supports communication frameworks between the various parts of the system in the continent and represents the first sustainable business platform that brings together all parties to the health sector system under one umbrella. Scientific research system in the African continent.
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For his part, Dr. Tawfiq bin Ahmed Khoja, Secretary General of the Federation of Arab Hospitals, said that his role is to fully achieve health care in the region, in addition to developing the digital health system.
He added that the Egyptian state offers many good health initiatives that serve all citizens under the auspices of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, noting that the federation always feels affection and love with the Egyptian government.
He also confirmed that the second session of the Africa Health ExCon international conference and exhibition will witness the turnout of a large number of Gulf and African companies.
He pointed out that the conference is an important platform for exchanging experiences and knowledge in the field of health care, and a gateway to attracting health investments and creating competitive capabilities among major international companies in the health field in Africa.
He stressed that the Egyptian state seeks to exchange experiences and investment opportunities with all African countries to build a health system capable of dealing with crises in light of the suffering of most countries of the continent from the spread of epidemics and chronic diseases.
In turn, Dr. Ahmed Al-Sobky, Chairman of the Public Authority for Health Care, Assistant Minister of Health and Population, and General Supervisor of the Comprehensive Health Insurance Project, said that the agreement reflects the efforts of those in charge of the first African Medical Conference to exchange experiences to ensure the success of the second session of the African Medical Exhibition and Conference next June. .
He also stressed Egypt''s ability to transfer its expertise in various fields of health care to African countries, the Arab region and the Middle East, pointing to the efforts of the Health Care Authority to support its brothers in those countries.
