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Egypt Signs $3.38mln Agreement with WHO, Japan to Boost Emergency Medical Services
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Egypt secures $3.38m Japan-WHO agreement to boost emergency medical services - Dailynewsegypt
Egypt has signed a trilateral cooperation agreement worth $3.38m with the Government of Japan and the World Health Organization (WHO) to strengthen emergency medical services and enhance hospital preparedness amid mounting pressure on the healthcare system due to regional humanitarian crises. The agreement was witnessed by Minister of Health and Population Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, in
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WHO, Japan Ink New $3 Million Deal to Support Palestinian Patients Evacuated to Egypt
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