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HealthAdoption of Dili Declaration
The WHO South-East Asia Regional Committee members have adopted the Dili Declaration, aiming to accelerate progress towards Universal Health Coverage.
The declaration signifies the commitment of the member countries to strengthen their healthcare systems and ensure universal access to quality healthcare services.
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- Member countries committed to strengthening their healthcare systems
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Expected Outcomes
- Accelerated progress towards Universal Health Coverage
Why It Matters
Ensuring universal access to quality healthcare services
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- Sep 11ANI News: WHO South-East Asia Regional Committee members adopt Dili Declaration, agree to ramp up progress towards Universal Health Coverage
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