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Qatar Charity’s Significant Contribution to Sudan’s Health Sector
In a significant move aimed at improving healthcare access, the Ministry of Health in Port Sudan recently launched the first batch of medicine shipments provided by Qatar Charity. This initiative marks a crucial step in addressing the ongoing challenges faced by the health sector in Sudan. The initial shipment consisted of 25 tons of essential medicines, which are part of a broader response project focused on delivering medical supplies to those in need.
Qatar Charity has been actively involved in supporting the health sector in Sudan, and this latest contribution is a testament to its commitment. The Undersecretary of the Ministry of Health, Dr. Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, expressed his appreciation for the timely support from Qatar, highlighting the importance of such aid in ensuring that health services remain accessible across all regions of the country.
Dr. Haitham emphasized the Ministry’s dedication to maintaining quality healthcare delivery, stressing the importance of collaboration with various health and humanitarian partners. He noted that effective coordination is vital to ensure that aid reaches the most vulnerable populations efficiently.
The Undersecretary also acknowledged the urgent response from Qatar Charity in providing critical medicines, including those for kidney patients and emergency care. He pointed out that the State of Qatar has consistently supported Sudan since the onset of the crisis, reinforcing the strong bilateral relationship between the two nations.
Ahmed Mohamed Osman, the representative of the Humanitarian Aid Commission (HAC), commended Qatar Charity for its continuous efforts in humanitarian work. He announced the HAC’s readiness to collaborate and coordinate with relevant authorities to ensure that medical aid reaches the affected areas effectively.
Tariq Mohieddin, Acting Director of Qatar Charity’s Office in Sudan, highlighted that the recent medicine shipments are part of a larger strategy to strengthen the health system in Sudan. He mentioned several interventions carried out by the charity, including the provision of 14 dialysis machines and a water purification unit. Additionally, the organization plans to introduce incubators and phototherapy devices in the coming days, along with free mobile clinics in Gezira and Al-Gadarif states.
Mohieddin also revealed that Qatar Charity has initiated arrangements to provide solar energy to critical departments in several health institutions across different states. He mentioned that the second phase of support will soon be launched in Khartoum State, further enhancing the capacity of local health facilities.
The director praised the cooperation between the Ministry of Health and the Humanitarian Aid Commission, noting the positive relationship with the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). He expressed his hope for a constructive partnership with the World Health Organization to further bolster the health sector in Sudan.
Through these initiatives, Qatar Charity continues to play a pivotal role in addressing the healthcare challenges in Sudan. Its efforts not only provide immediate relief but also contribute to long-term improvements in the country’s health infrastructure. As the situation evolves, continued support and collaboration among various stakeholders will be essential to ensure sustainable progress in the health sector.
