Report of the Secretary-General on the Request of the Chairman of the African Group of Ministers of Health of Member States of the World Health Organization
(E=English; A=Arabic; F=French; P=Portuguese)
Date
1982-07Type
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This report discusses the request from the Chairman of the OAU group of Ministers of Health at the World Heath Assembly to institutionalize the conference of the OAU Ministers of Health to provide a a forum where Ministers of Health of Member States will discuss problems of public health in Africa and look for a common approach in combatting communicable and epidemic diseases.
Reference
CM/1218(XXXIX)Subject
World Health OrganizationCommunicable Diseases
Epidemic Diseases
African Group of Ministers of Health
Technical Co-operation
Health Problems
Notes
Council of Ministers Thirty-ninth Ordinary Session Tripoli, Libya 26 July - 2 August, 1982
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1982-08-02Rights Holder
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