UNION Minister for Health Dr Thet Khaing Win attended the 15th ASEAN Health Ministers Meeting at Conrad Hotel Bali in Bali of Indonesia yesterday.
During the meeting, the Union
Minister said the COVID-19 prevention, control and treatment activities were
successfully conducted through the unity of ASEAN member countries. Myanmar
also appreciated the donations of COVID-19 protective gear and vaccines by
member countries. The country also welcomes the COVID-19 ASEAN Response Fund
that aims for ASEAN Vaccine Security and Self Reliance (AVSSR), test kits and
personal protective equipment and research for vaccine production.
He also talked about the capacity
building training courses for skilled human resources, adequate support,
recovery plans, a firm health system for a pandemic, primary health care services,
nutrition and physical exercises.
He then added that Myanmar will
work together with member countries in rehabilitation processes and
establishing a solid health system for coming pandemics.
On the same morning, the Myanmar
delegation led by the Union Minister attended the 15th ASEAN Health Ministers
Meeting Retreat held at Conrad Hotel Bali.
During the meeting, the leaders
discussed the recognition of member countries for digital COVID-19 vaccination
records, the ASEAN Single Digital COVID-19 Health Certificates Verification
Portal, and the establishment of an emergency response centre for public health
in South East Asia, recovery processes in the post-COVID-19 period and firm health
care system.
They approved the report and
suggestions of the Preparatory Senior Officials Meeting for the 15th ASEAN
Health Ministers Meeting and released the joint statement of the 15th ASEAN
Health Ministers Meeting.
The meeting was attended by Health
Ministers of ASEAN countries, Deputy Ministers, Senior Health Officials, WHO
Regional Director for South-East Asia, Director for Western Pacific, Deputy
Secretary-General of ASEAN Secretary-General Office and Myanmar health
officials of relevant departments.
MNA
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