Launch of National Biomedical Training Center in Tunisia
The Minister of Health, Mustapha Ferjani, announced the launch of a national biomedical training center conforming to GMP standards during the 4th edition of the World Bio Summit 2025, held on Wednesday in Seoul, South Korea.
Objective of the Center
The center aims to strengthen the production capacity of medicines and vaccines in Africa, according to a statement from the Ministry of Health. This initiative is expected to have a significant impact on the healthcare sector in the region.
Cooperation in Artificial Intelligence
Minister Ferjani also emphasized the need to strengthen cooperation in artificial intelligence to improve healthcare management, promote telemedicine, screening, as well as training for healthcare professionals and researchers. This collaboration is crucial for advancing healthcare services and providing better care to patients.
Age-Tech Cooperation
The Minister highlighted the importance of cooperation in the Age-Tech field, drawing inspiration from South Korea's advanced experience to improve the quality of life for the elderly. This partnership will enable Tunisia to benefit from South Korea's expertise and develop innovative solutions for elderly care.
Call for International Investment
Finally, Minister Ferjani called on international partners to invest in Tunisia, ensuring that all citizens can benefit from health innovations. He reaffirmed the country's commitment to using technology to guarantee health justice and improve care. This investment will contribute to the development of Tunisia's healthcare sector and provide better services to its citizens.
