Health: Egypt is reviewing an experience "Mother and fetus health care" At a conference in Uganda
The Ministry of Health and Population participated, in the activities of the Africa Conference on & Laquo; Triple Elimination of AIDS, hepatitis B, and Al Zuhri & Raquo;, which was held in the city of Kampala, the capital of Uganda, during the period from 21 to 23 July 2025, under the slogan & Laquo; Unification of efforts, for a transformed future: achieving the tripartite elimination in Africa by general 2030 & Raquo;. In addition to development partners, Unitaid, Gavi, the Global Fund (Global Fund), and specialized international organizations. Victory, community health workers & raquo; Which was held with the participation of representatives of a number of African countries.
& nbsp; The delegation of the Ministry of Health and Population, reviewed Egypt’s pioneering experience in implementing the integrated national strategy to eliminate the transmission of infection from mother to child, in line with the quadruple frame set by the World Health Organization, which includes preliminary prevention, the integration of reproductive health services, the provision of mother and child services, and the comprehensive follow -up to the family. For the health of the mother and the fetus, which was launched in March 2022, as an integrated model for community health care, which covers more than 3000 primary care units at the level of the Republic, including the border and rural areas, and provided free examination services to more than 3.2 million pregnant women, including the detection of HIV, and the hepatitis B virus, and pink, along with early detection of other pregnancy diseases such as pregnancy diabetes and high pressure Blood, obesity, while providing continuous treatment and follow -up to mothers and births.
& nbsp; The session witnessed an affirmation of the vital role of community health workers and health intellectuals in spreading health awareness, and providing support to the targeted groups, especially non -Egyptians residing in Egypt, and the results of the initiative’s economic evaluation showed the provision of financial expenses estimated at 1.8 billion Egyptian pounds, with an investment return of 43%, which reflects the positive and sustainable impact of investment in preventive health care within Egypt Vision 2030.
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Dr. Mona Khalifa, Director of the General Department of Public Health Initiatives, confirmed during a session entitled & Laquo; Benefiting from the support of the political leadership to accelerate the tripartite judiciary & raquo; Mother and child, and that national initiatives such as & laquo; mother and fetus health & raquo; That works under the slogan & laquo; 100 million health & raquo; It was a strong structure to examine millions of women and provide comprehensive services to all categories, including refugees and migrants. By 2030.
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