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Minister of Health Mitcy Larue making her opening address

Opening remark, Minister of Health Mitcy Larue at the Person-Centred Care Symposium

“I bring the full endorsement of the government of Seychelles as we embark on this crucial symposium on person-centered care.

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Group photo of senior officials and facilitators (Photo courtesy Nicholas Shamlaye MoH)

WHO supports the conduct of two days symposium on Person-Centred Care

Seychelles has placed the improvement in the quality of services its population receives as one of the key policy thrusts that will consolidate the achievements of Universal Hea

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Official visit of Chadian Health Minister to WHO Regional Office for Africa

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Dr Eugene Nyarko, WR Malawi shaking hands with the Minister of Health, Honorable Dr Peter Kumpalume, MP

Malawi launches the National Health Communication strategy

Lilongwe: On 21 July 2016 the Ministry of Health in collaboration with USAID Malawi, the World Health Organization and partners launched the national Health Communication Strate

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Dr. Humphrey Karamai, WLO ai addressing the participants

Speech of the WHO Liaison Officer Dr. Humphrey Karamagi during the opening of the Person-Centred Care Symposium

“It is indeed a pleasure, to be a part of this very important Symposium, on person-centred care.

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Closing Statement by the Principal Secretary of the Ministry of Health, Dr Bernard Valentin, at the end of the 2-day Seminar

“We have done a lot of work during the past few days. More than you would even imagine!

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The World Health Organization donates motorbikes and computers to support nutrition improvement in six districts

19 July 2016 - The World Health Organization (WHO) donated motorcycles and laptop computers to six districts   to improve maternal, child health and nutrition.

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Standing left is WR Malawi Dr Eugene Nyarko handing over cervical cancer equipment and newborn and maternal health commodities at the MOH conference room and Dr Charles Mwansambo received the donation

WHO supports Malawi with cervical cancer and newborn and maternal health supplies worth USD62000

Lilongwe: On 19 July 2016 the WHO Representative for Malawi Dr Eugene Appiah Nyarko, handed over cervical cancer and safe motherhood equipment worth over 44 million (USD62000) M

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