Cameroon develops National Health Security Action Plan for 2027-2031
Cameroon is in the process of developing its National Health Security Action Plan, which will guide health interventions from 2027 to 2031. A five-day workshop was held at the International Conference Center in Mbalmayo, concluding on June 19, to gather various stakeholders for this initiative.
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