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WHO supports Benghazi Children s Hospital with cancer medicines

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Halema alfaitouriAhmed zouitenHead of missionLibyan national oil corporationRegional office for the eastern mediterraneanMinistry of healthBenghazi childrenBambino gesPharmaceutical department

WHO supports Benghazi Children s Hospital with cancer medicines - Libya

WHO supports Benghazi Children s Hospital with cancer medicines - Libya
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WHO Supports Benghazi Children S Hospital With Cancer Medicines

WHO Supports Benghazi Children S Hospital With Cancer Medicines
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APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | WHO supports Benghazi Children s Hospital with cancer medicines

WHO supports Benghazi Children’s Hospital with cancer medicines

Halema alfaitouriAhmed zouitenLibyan national oil corporationMinistry of healthRegional office for the eastern mediterraneanHead of missionBenghazi childrenBambino gesPharmaceutical departmentThe medicines are being provided undera joint who ministry of health projectUnded by noc and its international partnersO strengthen paediatric cancer care in libya

Arabic distance learning program joins Libyan nurses with Vatican hospital

ROME: Libyan nurses are set to take part in a groundbreaking Arabic distance learning project in cooperation with Italy’s Vatican Pediatric Hospital and the World Health Organization (WHO). The project will see 156 Libyan nurses from eight hospitals in the country learn through the newly launched Medtraining platform.

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