WHO to collaborate with non-state actors in Tanzania

By Christina Mwakangale , The Guardian

Published at 05:23 PM May 08 2024

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Charles Sagoe- Moses, Country Representative,WHO, Tanzania.

WORLD Health Organisation (WHO), has signed a collaborative Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), with 11 non-state actors National in the Health Sector in Tanzania.

Speaking with the journalist today, Charles Sagoe- Moses, Country Representative,WHO, Tanzania:
"No one will be left behind. These MoUs signify our commitment to working hand in hand with various organisations and entities to advance public health in Tanzania.

The MoUs signifies our shared commitment to Strengthening health systems; Disease prevention and control; Health promotion and education; Research and innovation.

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