It was also decided to establish a joint focal team to identify priority areas.
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister of National Health Services, Regulation and Coordination Syed Mustafa Kamal held a meeting with the Ambassador of Turkey, accompanied by a high-level delegation, to discuss strengthening bilateral cooperation in the health sector.
The meeting focused on expanding collaboration between Pakistan and Turkey in key areas including investment in healthcare, public-private partnerships, health tourism, medical equipment manufacturing, and technology transfer.
Both sides agreed to enhance cooperation by benefiting from each other’s experiences in the health sector.
It was also decided to establish a joint focal team to identify priority areas and move towards the development of an effective one-window operation system to facilitate and streamline bilateral engagement.
Officials noted that the initiative aims to make cooperation more efficient, result-oriented, and accessible, further strengthening ties between the two brotherly countries.
