Seeing Firsthand Eritrea’s Integrated Approach to Health Systems Strengthening
WHO Regional Director Dr. Mohamed Janabi visited Eritrea to assess the country's progress in strengthening its health systems through integrated care and local pharmaceutical production. The visit highlighted the importance of a resilient health workforce and improved diagnostic capabilities in achieving universal health coverage.
Why it matters
Eritrea's focus on self-reliance and local manufacturing serves as a model for health system development in the African region.
Asmara - Efforts to build a stronger, more resilient health system are taking shape across Eritrea, driven by a clear focus on integration and sustainability. During engagements from 12 to 15 June 2026, WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr Mohamed Janabi, connected with national authorities, health workers and WHO staff, gaining firsthand insight into how investments in primary health care, diagnostics, local production, and community-based services are working together to improve health outcomes and strengthen self-reliance.
The article provides a factual account of a diplomatic and health-focused mission.
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