Ministry of Health will conduct 'Nepal Health Summit 2024'

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The Ministry of Health and Population is going to organize 'Nepal Health Summit 2024' to bring the knowledge, skills and competence of Nepalis living abroad into the country and to improve the health sector. Nepali experts working in the health sector at home and abroad will participate in the conference and the Ministry is preparing to collect suggestions.

Health Minister Pradeep Paudel has decided to hold 'Nepal Health Summit-2024' on Tuesday. It is believed that through the conference, it will provide important support in making necessary programs and policies and planning for health improvement.

Dr. Prakash Budhathoki, spokesperson of the Ministry, said that the conference is going to be held to get the necessary suggestions to use the skills and competencies of Nepali doctors, researchers, academic personalities and nurses from around the world to improve the health of the country. "Based on the suggestions received from the Nepalese experts participating in the summit, an action plan will be prepared for the improvement of the health sector according to the minister's goals," he said.

Ministry to make the necessary preparations for this. A 9-member working group has also been formed under the coordination of Prakash Thapalia. Health experts in the working group. Along with Shambhu Acharya, infectious disease specialist of Patan Institute of Health Sciences. Dr. Janak Koirala Dhulikhel Hospital. Viraj Karmacharya is a member. Among the experts, Dr. Runa Jha, Dr. Archana Amatya, Senior Public Health Administrator Upendra Dhungana and Chief Public Health Administrator Dr. Bhim Prasad Sapkota and Nepal Medical Council will be representative members.

According to the Secretariat of Minister Paudel, the ministry will decide the date of the conference and the necessary action plan based on the suggestions of the working group.