WHO launches first public-private health council in Pakistan
Most outlets led with the launch of the first WHO Council for Partnership with the Public and Private Sectors in Pakistan, emphasizing collaboration between the organization, the government, and business leaders. Arab News Pakistan added context about the council's aim to strengthen national health efforts, while Business Recorder highlighted the involvement of 20 prominent business leaders in the initiative.
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WHO council for partnership with public, private sectors launched
ISLAMABAD: The World Health Organization (WHO), along with Pakistan and 20 prominent business leaders, has launched the first WHO Council for Partnership with the Public and Private Sectors. The Council aims to improve public health, strengthen national health systems, and accelerate progress towards health-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and global health commitments. The Council ...
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WHO partners with Pakistan, businessmen to launch first public-private health council
ISLAMABAD: The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Monday that it had launched its first council for partnership with the public and private sectors in the country, saying the move aims to strengthen national health systems and improve public health.
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