“Leave no one behind” was this year’s theme for World Down Syndrome Day, in addition to being the pledge made by the 2030 UN Agenda for Sustainable Development. Unprecedented changes in the health policy for children with special needs in Eritrea and the advent of extra activities in their classes show that the country is committed to “leaving no one behind” and “reach the furthest behind first” as requested by the UN Agenda for the year 2030.
Eritrea officially entered the elimination phase of the global malaria control program in the year 2018 and is determined to achieve eradication of the parasitical disease in the country by the year 2030.
April 17th marked “World Health Day,” in which, in Asmara, the Ministry of Health (MOH), in collaboration with the local offices for the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF, held a seminar in Orotta Hospital to discuss the importance of universal health coverage and the steps towards progress that Eritrea has been taking.
We depend on the environment for everything. That is why we have to preserve it.
The roots of significant health progress in Eritrea can be traced to the years of the armed struggle against Ethiopia’s rule.
“Leave no one behind” was this year’s theme for World Down Syndrome Day, in addition to being the pledge made by the 2030 UN Agenda for Sustainable Development. Unprecedented changes in the health policy for children with special needs in Eritrea and the advent of extra activities in their classes show that the country is committed to “leaving no one behind” and “reach the furthest behind first” as requested by the UN Agenda for the year 2030.
Not long ago Asmara was listed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
Eritrea officially entered the elimination phase of the global malaria control program in the year 2018 and is determined to achieve eradication of the parasitical disease in the country by the year 2030.
The Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) assessed the desert locust control operations along with its partners in Massawa city on April 4, 2019.
April 17th marked “World Health Day,” in which, in Asmara, the Ministry of Health (MOH), in collaboration with the local offices for the World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF, held a seminar in Orotta Hospital to discuss the importance of universal health coverage and the steps towards progress that Eritrea has been taking.