MONROVIA – The Director-General of the National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL), Dr. Dougbeh Chris Nyan, met with the Minister of Health, Dr. Louise Mapleh M. Kpoto, at the Ministry of Health to discuss ways to strengthen Liberia’s healthcare system.
The meeting, initiated by NPHIL, focused on enhancing collaboration between the two institutions to build on ongoing initiatives and improve the country’s response to health challenges.
Dr. Nyan provided an update on NPHIL’s progress and various initiatives, particularly highlighting efforts to manage and contain health outbreaks, including the recent Mpox cases.
For her part, Minister Kpoto outlined the strides made in addressing the challenges confronting the country’s healthcare system.
Both health leaders discussed strategies to strengthen Liberia’s healthcare ecosystem, ensuring better preparedness and response to emerging health threats, as well as improving medical care for the Liberian people.
“We are fully committed to working together to improve the healthcare system in Liberia,” said Dr. Nyan, acknowledging the vital role of cooperation among government agencies in addressing public health issues.
Minister Kpoto thanked Dr. Nyan and NPHIL for initiating the meeting and echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the importance of strengthening the nation’s health system to ensure the well-being of all citizens.
The meeting marked another step in the ongoing efforts by NPHIL and the Ministry of Health to reinforce Liberia’s healthcare system and respond more effectively to public health threats, ensuring better outcomes for the sector.
It concluded with a commitment from both institutions to enhance communication, share resources, and collaborate on key health programs that will benefit the nation and its people.
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