GENEVA: The Ministry of Health of the Sultanate of Oman and the Ministry of Health of the Republic of the Philippines signed a landmark MoU today in Geneva to enhance bilateral cooperation in the medical field.
The agreement includes exchanging health-related information, best practices, and expertise, as well as advancements in health technology, primary care mechanisms, and medical equipment. It also covers the exchange of scientific research and studies to improve healthcare outcomes in both countries.
A key highlight of the MoU is the focus on building human resource capacity through shared knowledge and joint development activities. This will enable both nations to benefit from each other’s health strategies and systems, ultimately enhancing the quality and delivery of healthcare services.
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The MoU was signed by His Excellency Dr. Hilal bin Ali Al-Sabti, Minister of Health of Oman, and His Excellency Dr. Teodoro Herbosa, Minister of Health of the Philippines.
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