Tripoli: Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of National Unity and Acting Minister of Health "Ramadan Abu Janah" received the Bangladeshi Ambassador to Libya "Abulhasanat Muhammad Khair Al-Bashar" and his accompanying delegation, at the Ministry of Health, in the presence of the Director of the International Cooperation Office at the Ministry. At the beginning of the meeting, "Abu Janah" welcomed the ambassador and his accompanying delegation, appreciating his efforts to push the relations between the two countries and cooperation towards broader horizons that serve the interests of the two friendly peoples. According to the official page of the Ministry of Health on Facebook today, Monday, during the meeting, discussions were held on many important files, most notably: strengthening joint health cooperation between the two countries and following up on the financial procedures for Bangladeshi elements working in the public health sector after the approval of the financial regulations for incoming eleme nts. For his part, the Minister of Health praised the role of Bangladeshi elements working in Libyan hospitals, and their provision of the best services to citizens, stressing his personal follow-up of the procedures for paying their financial dues. In turn, the Bangladeshi Ambassador expressed his country's keenness to enhance cooperation between the two countries, praising the depth of historical relations between the two friendly countries and the continuous and permanent cooperation in various fields, including those related to the health aspect. Source: Libyan News Agency
Abu Janah and the Bangladeshi Ambassador to Libya discuss ways to enhance joint cooperation between the two countries, especially in the health field.
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