Sierra Leone’s Health Minister Elected Vice Chairperson WHO Regional Committee For Africa
Salamatu Y. Kamara The WHO Regional Committee for Africa is the Organization’s decision-making body on health policy in the African Region. It comprises Ministers of Health or their representatives from each of the 47 Member States in the Region.
The Minister of Health and Sanitation, Dr. Austin Demby has been elected as the Vice Chairperson for the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for Africa.
Dr. Demby’s election took place at the RC73 Session in Botswana making him the first person to be elected to that position in the organization.
Congrats Dr Demby on your new position. We as Sierra Leoneans should always be proud to see our sons and daughters exposing their talents at the world stage.
Congratulations uncle your contributions within the sub regional Desease control programms will continue to bless u as u did it to save lives and not for peronal gains. May God guide u in ur new office IJNA.