UAE explores avenues of boosting health collaboration with Serbia

The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP), United Arab Emirates (UAE) is discussing with the Republic of Serbia ways to boost cooperation in the health sector, enhance collaborative opportunities, exchange healthcare solutions, and foster communication between health institutions in both countries.

Both sides are also exploring avenues of benefiting from Serbian health companies' innovative approaches and scientific expertise, thereby supporting sustainable development in the healthcare sectors of both nations.

The meeting was recently held in Abu Dhabi, with Dr Amin Hussein Al Amiri, Assistant Undersecretary for the Health Regulation Sector, MoHAP, and Dr Danica Savovic, Charg d'Affaires at the Embassy of the Republic of Serbia in Abu Dhabi, along with representatives from Serbia's private health sector.

Dr Al Amiri emphasised the importance of expanding opportunities for meaningful collaboration and to develop health relations between the two countries. He highlighted that the Ministry is committed to integrating global health expertise and experiences by forging strategic international partnerships that emphasise knowledge exchange and adherence to global best practices, in line with the "We the UAE 2031" vision.

Dr Al Amiri outlined several areas for cooperation, including health technology, innovative healthcare solutions, and the exchange of globally recognised best practices. He also welcomed Serbian health companies to the UAE, highlighting the country's openness to international collaboration.

The Serbian delegation expressed a keen interest in advancing health relations between the two nations to the highest levels. Both parties have agreed to maintain ongoing coordination and regular exchanges of visits to define priorities for future cooperation and establish a roadmap for joint projects that will enhance the quality of health services and strengthen the health systems in both countries, addressing global challenges effectively.