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Yes we can end TB! Eritrea on-course towards ending TB. Stakeholders unite to commemorate 2024 World TB day in Asmara, Eritrea Sunday 24 March,2024. Unrivaled commitment in display.

Tuberculosis (TB), caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis, is both curable and preventable. To #EndTB, countries must prioritize addressing the social determinants of TB, including poverty, inequality, and limited access to healthcare. ⏰ It’s time to end TB.

🎉 Eritrea Celebrating #WorldHealthDay & World Health Organization (WHO) at 76. Kudos to MOH , RCO, & UN agencies for incredible achievements: 95% immunization, HIV < 0.5%, & more. 'My Health, My Right' aligns with Eritrea's social justice & equity values. Ensuring health for all! 💪🏥 #HealthForAll"

Thrilled to co-sign this document with Government 🇪🇷 on behalf of the UN Eritrea 🇺🇳 - a detailed plan and pathway forward for our partnership to accelerate sustainable and equal development #SDGs x.com/unineritrea/st…

Proud of the launch of the World Health Organization (WHO) online platform to support countries in developing their preparedness and response plans based on benchmark recommendations from IHR assessments & health emergency prevention, preparedness, response & resilience capacities ihrbenchmark.who.int

Good Read : #Eritrea - An Important Milestone in Health- Related Efforts and Progress (Part I) Social justice & equity are defining pillars of GOE's policy to ensure a level playing field for all its citizens. Results too evident to merit elaboration. shabait.com/2024/04/24/an-…

Inspiring and frank discussions. Deputy Secretary-General Amina J Mohammed met today with United Nations Resident Coordinators in Africa to exchange on accelerating on the #SDGs, role of the UN Development System, and opportunities of the upcoming Summit of the Future #ARFSD10

Today is International Day of Multilateralism and Diplomacy for Peace🕊️ Amb. Sophia Tesfamariam reiterated 🇪🇷 commitment to multilateralism, called for solidarity amongst nations and urged to put an end to unilateral coercive measures as they undermine the tenets of multilateralism.

🆕 WHO Results Report 2023 is out! The report showcases achievement of key public health milestones, even amid greater global humanitarian health needs driven by conflict, climate change and disease outbreaks bit.ly/3UNM8vp #HealthForAll #InvestinWHO

Congratulations to Eritrea on its 33rd Independence Anniversary! Honoring the resilience and courage of its people in the long journey to freedom. 🇪🇷 #EritreaIndependence #UnityAndStrength Ministry of Information, Eritrea Dr Ejiofor Nonso MOH Eritrea Yemane G. Meskel 🇪🇷

The climate crisis is also a health crisis! #ClimateChange continues to pose a serious health concern, especially for vulnerable populations, intensifying the risk of vector-borne diseases such as: 🦟 Malaria 🦟 Dengue 🦟 Chikungunya 🦟 Zika The time for #ClimateAction is now!

🍃 #AirPollution poses a major environmental risk to health, and everyone deserves to breathe clean air. By reducing air pollution levels, countries can reduce the burden of disease from: ✔️ Stroke ✔️ Heart disease ✔️ Lung cancer Clean air = Healthy future #WorldEnvironmentDay

At the beginning of #WHA77, I asked the delegates to show the world that in these divided and divisive times, nations can still come together to find a common approach to common challenges. And they have done exactly that and shown the world the meaning of All for Health and

World food safety day 2024..Thrilled to share in #Eritrea Progress towards #foodsecurity and food safety; policy on organic fertilizer, Maibela intervention etc. Renewing World Health Organization (WHO) and UN ERITREA commitments to continued collaboration for a Food secure Eritrea.

2024 World food safety day.. #Eritrea is making a difference with Zero inorganic fertilizers.. Thank you FAO Eritrea ,IFADEastAfrica for the collaboration. NO FOOD SAFETY, NO FOOD SECURITY.

As global leaders launched the African Vaccine Manufacturing Accelerator (AVMA) yesterday in Paris, with a commitment to invest $1 billion over the next 10 years to meet the global vaccine supply needs for key diseases. Read insights from Dr. Jean Kaseya, Dr. Dr Sania Nishtar, and

Join the live forum for candidates proposed by Member States for election as the next WHO African Region Regional Director. 🗓️ 22 July 2024 🕤 09:30−16:00 Brazzaville time 📺 Watch on WHO African Region social media channels & website. Learn more ➡️: afro.who.int/news/election-…

Closing the gap on polio elimination; Eritrea commences Environmental disease surveillance. Congratulations MOH Eritrea, and appreciations to WHO African Region for the collaboration on this milestone.

A week-long scoping mission kicks off today with a team from WHO African Region in The Gambia to engage stakeholders on the rollout of the EPR Flagship initiative to enhance health security. #HealthSecurity #EPRInitiative #HealthForAll