South Sudan’s caretaker Minister of Health, Dak Duop Bichiok, has held talks with representatives of Tele-Med for Medical Management and its local p...
South Sudan’s caretaker Minister of Health, Dak Duop Bichiok, has held talks with representatives of Tele-Med for Medical Management and its local partner, Loy Tech, on potential collaboration to strengthen the country’s health infrastructure and improve healthcare delivery.The meeting brought together Bichiok, Dr. Amr Abdelbaeth, chief executive officer of Tele-Med for Medical Management, and Eng. Abdel-Aziz Adam, chief executive officer of Loy Tech, which serves as Tele-Med’s strategic local partner in South Sudan.Discussions focused on hospital management, professional training and improving the supply chain for essential medical resources.The proposed collaboration aims to strengthen governance, improve quality standards and enhance administrative efficiency in healthcare facilities. It also seeks to expand training opportunities for healthcare professionals and administrative staff to build local capacity.The participants also discussed ways to improve medical supply chain management and logistics to ensure the timely availability of essential medicines and other medical resources.Bichiok welcomed the proposed collaboration, reaffirming the Ministry of Health’s commitment to using digital health solutions, private-sector expertise and strategic partnerships to strengthen the national health system.He emphasized the importance of innovative approaches to improving service delivery and building a more resilient health infrastructure capable of meeting the needs of communities across South Sudan.The meeting reflects the ministry’s efforts to explore partnerships aimed at addressing key challenges in the health sector and improving access to efficient, accessible and quality healthcare services.No specific agreements or implementation timelines were announced in the statement.
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