Ethiopia Prepares Full-Scale Health Emergency Drill Ahead Of Historic WHO Global Meeting
According to The Reporter Ethiopia, Ethiopia will conduct a full-scale health emergency simulation on November 2, a day before Addis Ababa hosts the seventh World Health Organization (WHO) Emergency Medical Teams (EMT) Global Meeting, bringing together nearly 800 participants from 100 countries. The three-day meeting, scheduled for November 3–5 at the Ethiopian Skylight Hotel, marks a historic milestone as the first time the global gathering will be held in Africa, making Ethiopia the continent’s inaugural host country.
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Ethiopia will conduct a full-scale health emergency simulation on November 2, a day before Addis Ababa hosts the seventh World Health Organization (WHO) Emergency Medical Teams (EMT) Global Meeting, bringing together nearly 800 participants from 100 countries. The three-day meeting, scheduled for November 3–5 at the Ethiopian Skylight Hotel, marks a historic milestone as the first time the global gathering will be held in Africa, making Ethiopia the continent’s inaugural host country.
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