Azerbaijan and Ghana discussed prospects for development and strengthening of cooperation in the field of health

The Ministry of Health of Azerbaijan held a meeting with the newly appointed Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Ghana to our country Oheneba Leslie Akui Akyai Opoku-Vare.

As reported by AZERTAC with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Health, Minister of Health Teymur Musayev congratulated Oheneba Leslie Akui Akyai Opoka-Vare on his appointment to the post of Ambassador of Ghana to our country.

Teymur Musayev noted the activities of Azerbaijan as the chairman of the Non-Aligned Movement: "Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev, who is the chairman of the Non-Aligned Movement, has repeatedly criticized vaccine nationalism. After the address of the President of Azerbaijan, good results were achieved in this matter. In addition, next month Azerbaijan will host another summit within the framework of the Non-Aligned Movement, dedicated to the post-Covid world, with the participation of the countries of the contact group.

Stressing the development of bilateral ties in many areas, the minister noted that there is also great potential for the exchange of experience between national public health institutions.

Noting that Oheneba Leslie Akui Akyai Opoku-Vare has extensive experience in the field of healthcare, Teymur Musayev expressed hope for further development of cooperation.

Expressing gratitude for the warm welcome, Oheneba Leslie Akui Akyai Opoku-Vare stressed that Ghana pays special attention to relations with Azerbaijan. Recalling with satisfaction the visit of the President of Ghana to Azerbaijan in 2019, the Ambassador noted the fruitful cooperation of our countries within the framework of international organizations.

During the meeting, prospects for the development and strengthening of cooperation in the field of healthcare and medical science were discussed.

Source: AzerTac