Qatar and WHO prepare new Country Cooperation Strategy
9 May 2024, Doha, Qatar – Yesterday, in Doha, the Ministry of Public Health concluded a 2-day joint workshop with WHO on the Country Cooperation Strategy (CCS) 2024–2030. The workshop involved senior officials from the Ministry of Public Health, other relevant ministries and agencies of Qatar, and representatives of WHO, United Nations (UN) agencies and partners.
The joint workshop aimed to discuss and reach a consensus on the new CCS. During the event, health priorities and challenges were identified, and a strategic agenda established for cooperation between the Ministry of Public Health and WHO.
CCS is a strategic initiative that aims to align WHO’s work with each Member State’s unique requirements. By providing a framework for cooperation among all relevant institutions, CCS prioritizes global and regional health while meeting the specific needs of a country.
A speech by Minister of Public Health Her Excellency Dr Hanan Mohamed Al Kuwari was delivered at the joint workshop by Dr Salih Ali Al Marri, Assistant Minister for Health Affairs. Her Excellency’s speech noted, “The State of Qatar is committed to further strengthening its close cooperation with the World Health Organization, especially in ways that contribute to the support of our national policies, strategies and plans. Improving the health and well-being of the Qatari community, aligning with the Qatar National Vision 2030, the State of Qatar’s Third National Development Strategy, our health strategies and our Sustainable Development Goals
