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Afghanistan's Minister of Public Health Mawlavi Noor Jalal Jalali has called on Türkiye to step up its support for the country's healthcare sector, particularly by helping equip public hospitals and expanding the supply of medicines.
Jalali made the appeal during a meeting with the Turkish Chargé d’Affaires, urging Ankara to strengthen cooperation in providing medical equipment and supporting other essential areas of Afghanistan's health system.
He also called on Türkiye to increase its exports of medicines to Afghanistan and facilitate access to essential pharmaceutical supplies.
The Turkish diplomat reaffirmed Ankara's commitment to continued cooperation with Afghanistan's healthcare sector, assuring Jalali that Türkiye would maintain its support.
The meeting focused on strengthening bilateral health cooperation and addressing Afghanistan's needs for medical equipment, medicines and improved healthcare services. (ILKHA)
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