BAGHDAD: The Council of Arab Health Ministers gathered in Baghdad for its 61st session, marking a significant assembly aimed at addressing pressing health issues in the Arab world. The meeting, hosted by the Iraqi capital, saw the attendance of high-profile officials, including Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the session brought together ministers and health officials from various Arab nations to discuss collaborative strategies and policies to improve healthcare systems across the region. The focus of the discussions included enhancing healthcare infrastructure, addressing communicable diseases, and ensuring better health outcomes for citizens of Arab countries. The presence of Prime Minister Al-Sudani underscored the importance of the meeting and Iraq’s commitment to regional health collaboration.