UAE Foundation to Fund Emergency Health Program in Syria
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The Syrian government has signed a new deal with a United Arab Emirates (UAE) charity to improve its emergency healthcare system.
On Monday, Syria's Ministry of Health agreed to a partnership with the UAE-based Jaheziya Foundation. The deal is a memorandum of understanding, which is a formal agreement to work together.
The joint program will be called "Jaheziya Syria." Its goal is to strengthen Syria's ability to respond to health emergencies and major disasters. The initiative aims to make the country's healthcare system more prepared for crises.
Specific details about the program's funding or timeline were not immediately released. The announcement was reported by Syria's state news agency, SANA.