Minister Koca to Attend World Health Assembly Session 77
Health Minister Fahrettin Koca to Address World Health Assembly on Gaza Health Crisis
Health Minister Fahrettin Koca is set to participate in the World Health Assembly, the highest decision-making body of the World Health Organization, where discussions on important health issues, including the situation in Gaza, will take place.
The annual assembly brings together health ministers and senior officials from member countries to address pressing health concerns and make decisions on global health policies. Minister Koca’s participation is crucial as he will bring attention to the current health crisis in Gaza.
During his time in Geneva, Minister Koca will engage in bilateral meetings with WHO officials and other country health ministers to discuss collaborative efforts in addressing the health needs of individuals in Gaza. Additionally, he is scheduled to speak at various sessions to highlight Turkey’s efforts in providing support and aid to the region.
One of Minister Koca’s main objectives at the General Assembly is to address member countries on the human tragedy unfolding in Gaza and emphasize the urgent need for international assistance. By shedding light on the health challenges facing the region, Minister Koca aims to mobilize support and resources to improve the well-being of those affected by the crisis.
As the World Health Assembly convenes, Minister Koca’s presence and advocacy on behalf of Gaza’s health needs will play a vital role in shaping global health policy and fostering international cooperation in addressing humanitarian crises.
