PUTRAJAYA, Oct 19 (Bernama) -- Malaysia is spearheading efforts to strengthen ASEAN's self-reliance in essential medicines and reduce dependence on vulnerable global supply chains as part of a broader push to enhance regional health security, said Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Dzulkefly Ahmad.
General : Dzulkefly: M'sia Pushes For ASEAN Self-reliance In Essential Medicines Amid Global Supply Chain Risks
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- "Health security demands stronger regional capacity to secure essential medicines, rather than reliance on fragile external supply chains," he said when delivering Malaysia's country statement at the 77th Regional Committee Meeting for the Western Pacific in Manila, the Philippines, here today.
- Dzulkefly said Malaysia's commitment to strengthening regional health security is reflected in its leadership of the 17th ASEAN Health Ministers' Meeting and the ADSSR initiative.
- Dzulkefly said Malaysia's Lung Health Initiative is another key component of the country's healthcare reforms, integrating screening and treatment into primary healthcare settings.
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