AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGlobal Health: President Mohamed Ould Cheikh El Ghazouani, joined by Health Minister Naha Mint Hamdi Mouknass, arrived in Geneva to take part in the World Health Assembly, focused on expanding universal coverage and protection from health emergencies. Family Planning: A regional award is seeking AI tools to improve young people’s access to family planning information and care. Four winners will share $50,000 and receive mentorship; applications close November 6. Health Cooperation: Mauritania and Algeria discussed expanding collaboration in kidney transplantation, pharmaceutical manufacturing and health-worker training. Eye Care: Mauritania is among 24 governments selected for a global initiative backed by at least $10 million to strengthen basic eye care and access to reading glasses. Kidney Care: A Nouakchott clinic’s first reported series using flexible ureteroscopy and laser treatment for urinary stones found 90% of 20 patients stone-free, with an average hospital stay of 24 hours.
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