The Minister for Health and Social Protection in Morocco, Amine Tahraoui, visited Ghana’s Health Minister, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, to share experiences and knowledge aimed at improving healthcare systems in both countries. They discussed similarities between the health sectors of Morocco and Ghana, particularly in healthcare infrastructure, human resource development, and pharmaceutical advancements.
Morocco has achieved 70% health insurance coverage and is working towards reaching 100% in the coming years. Mr. Tahraoui emphasized investing in healthcare systems and expressed interest in collaborating with Ghana to train and absorb some of Ghana’s healthcare personnel, fostering knowledge exchange and capacity building.
Ghana and Morocco have been strengthening their bilateral relations, with a focus on mutual benefits. The visit between the health ministers marks a significant step towards strengthening diplomatic ties between Ghana and Morocco in the health sector. They explored concrete areas of cooperation, including training programs for medical professionals, knowledge-sharing initiatives, and potential investments in Ghana’s health sector.
By collaborating, Ghana and Morocco aim to enhance healthcare systems and ensure better health outcomes for their citizens. This partnership may also involve knowledge sharing in areas like healthcare infrastructure, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and health insurance expansion.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
