In the Syrian capital, Damascus, a significant conference was held by the German-Syrian Medical Association delegation, where discussions centered around the delegation’s future goals and plans to enhance support for the healthcare sector in Syria. The conference was attended by a group of doctors and specialists from various medical fields, as well as representatives from humanitarian organizations and local and international partners.
During the conference, attention was drawn to the primary goals the delegation aims to achieve in the future, which include expanding medical support to areas facing a severe shortage of healthcare services by performing more specialized surgeries, providing specialized treatments, and implementing training programs for local doctors and nurses. Additionally, discussions highlighted the importance of increasing logistical and technical support to develop the healthcare infrastructure across different Syrian provinces.
The delegation emphasized the importance of strategic partnerships with humanitarian organizations such as Humanity for All, which plays a key role in achieving these objectives. The collaboration with this organization has been crucial in executing many medical campaigns across various Syrian regions, as well as organizing training workshops aimed at improving the skills of the medical workforce in Syria.
Speaking about future plans, the officials referred to the expansion of humanitarian activities, including providing medical consultations and enhancing the capacity to accommodate emergency medical cases. There was also a strong focus on strengthening cooperation with Syrian universities to offer specialized training programs for students and resident doctors to improve the level of medical education in the country.
The conference concluded with a reaffirmation of the delegation’s ongoing commitment to providing medical and humanitarian support to the Syrian people, working hand-in-hand with local and international partners to achieve sustainable development goals in the healthcare sector through continuous and collaborative efforts.
