Syrian Health Minister Meets with German Development Bank Delegation

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

During the meeting, the financial details of joint health projects, implementation processes, and steps to overcome existing obstacles in the sector were discussed.

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Sağlık Bakanı El-Ali, Alman Kalkınma Bankası Heyetiyle Sağlık Projelerini Görüştü

Syrian Health Minister Musab Al-Ali discussed the financing and implementation mechanisms of joint health projects and addressed accelerating the process during his meeting with a delegation from the German Development Bank.

Critical Meeting at the Ministry Building

Syrian Health Minister Musab Al-Ali received a delegation led by Ann-Kristin Janke, head of the German Development Bank, at the ministry building.

During the meeting, the financing and implementation mechanisms of joint health projects were discussed in detail.

Project Completion Process

Ways to accelerate the completion process of projects aimed at supporting the health sector were sought during the inter-delegation talks.

The obstacles complicating the operation of the projects and the concrete steps that need to be taken to overcome these obstacles were addressed.

Emphasis on Recovery and Return

Minister Al-Ali stated that joint health projects play a critical role in supporting recovery efforts in the country.

He emphasized that these projects also prepare the necessary conditions for Syrians to return to their country safely.

German and Japanese Experience

It was stated that the Ministry of Health wishes to benefit from the experiences of Germany and Japan in the post-war reconstruction process.

The desire to develop a sustainable partnership with the German side in order to strengthen self-sufficiency was expressed.

Commitment to Support from the German Development Bank

KfW Delegation Head Ann-Kristin Janke reiterated her commitment to closely monitor the implementation of the agreed-upon projects.

Janke noted that they are ready to increase the work pace and cooperate in overcoming existing difficulties to achieve common goals.