Tunisia's Health Minister Engages in High-Level Meetings in Geneva
In the margins of its international commitments in Geneva, Tunisia's Health Minister, Dr. Mustapha Ferjani, held a series of high-level meetings and participations on Tuesday, May 19, 2026. These discussions primarily focused on supporting the reform of the national healthcare system, developing digital health, and strengthening international partnerships, all aligned with Tunisia's health priorities.
Key Meetings and Discussions
Dr. Ferjani met with representatives from the World Bank Group, the Global Fund, and the United Nations Development Programme. He also participated in international panels dedicated to digital health, community engagement, and medical innovation. The emphasis was placed on the need to invest in basic healthcare services and the importance of supporting digital transformation and the integration of artificial intelligence.
Bilateral Meetings with Regional Counterparts
The Health Minister held bilateral meetings with his counterparts from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Algeria. These working sessions allowed for the discussion of concrete opportunities for cooperation, including the "One Health" approach, genomic medicine, pharmaceutical industries, hospital twinning, expertise sharing, and group purchasing of medicines.
Tunisia's Commitment to International Partnerships
The Health Minister reaffirmed Tunisia's commitment to translating its international presence into operational partnerships and tangible projects to accelerate the overhaul of its healthcare system. The country aims to position itself as a regional hub for innovation and digital health.
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