By Goth Mohamed Goth
Hargeisa-The Ministry of Health Development of the Republic of Somaliland and the humanitarian organization Medacross officially signed a significant three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) today.
The signing ceremony, held at the Ministry’s headquarters, was formalized by the Minister of Health Development, Dr. Hussein Bashiir Hirsi, and the President of Medacross, Dr. Daniele Regge. This new agreement establishes an official partnership between the two entities, focusing primarily on providing critical medical interventions for vulnerable children requiring urgent healthcare in displacement camps across the country, especially those lacking financial means.
Minister Dr. Hussein Bashiir Hirsi welcomed Medacross President Dr. Daniele Regge, thanking the organization for its consistent support to vulnerable communities in Somaliland. The Minister emphasized the importance of this new partnership, stating that it will significantly address the healthcare needs prevalent in displacement camps.
Dr. Daniele Regge affirmed Medacross’s full commitment to implementing the agreed activities, noting that the plan aims to reach thousands of children requiring specialized medical care. He added that Medacross is prepared to increase its efforts in providing health support to vulnerable populations.
Furthermore, Medacross officially handed over an Emergency Rescue Ambulance to the Ministry during today’s ceremony. This vehicle will be specifically utilized for health activities carried out within the displacement camps. The ambulance is intended to facilitate patient transportation, particularly during emergencies, to ensure timely life-saving measures and access to urgent medical care.
Finally, this three-year agreement is part of the ongoing efforts by the Ministry of Health Development and its international partners to achieve accessible and equitable healthcare services, particularly for vulnerable population segments and those residing in remote areas.
