Noor Jalal Jalali, the Acting Minister of Public Health of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, departed for Iran on Monday, June 10, to advance bilateral cooperation in the health sector.According to a post by the Iranian Embassy in Kabul on X (previously Twitter), the check out is targeted at enhancing medical and health-related cooperation in between the two nearby countries.
The embassy did not provide additional details relating to the program or duration of the trip.The Afghan Ministry of Public Health has yet to provide an official declaration relating to the visit.However, in a previous conference between Jalali and Iranian Ambassador Alireza Bikdeli, Tehran reiterated its commitment to continuing health sector assistance in Afghanistan.Meanwhile, Iranian media have reported that one of the crucial components of Jalali’& rsquo; s go to includes involvement in Iran’& rsquo; s International Health Exhibition in Tehran.Reports suggest that Afghan government representatives, along with personal sector delegates—-- consisting of healthcare facility administrators and pharmaceutical manufacturers and importers—-- are participating in the exhibit as part of a 120-member global delegation.The Afghan delegation is anticipated to hold bilateral conferences with Iranian business specializing in medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, and lab innovations, as well as with relevant government officials.The post Acting Afghan health minister travels to Iran to strengthen medical cooperation first appeared on TINS News Afghanistan News.