Minister @geelaali chaired the National Digital Health Steering Committee meeting today, reviewing progress on key digital health and social welfare initiatives, including MIHIS 2.0 and the NSPA–Aasandha Harmonization Project.
Discussions focused on strengthening coordination, data sharing and system integration, and advancing citizen-centric digital health solutions to improve access to health services and information.
Minister @GeelaAli met with Mr. Naseer Khan Kashani, MD of Pakistan’s Overseas Employment Corporation (OEC), & senior officials from Ministry of Overseas Pakistanis & Human Resource Development to explore cooperation in health workforce development and G2G collaboration.
President Dr @MMuizzu attends the fifth session of the High Achievers’ Award 2025 ceremony at CHSE, Hulhumalé, recognising students for their outstanding academic achievements in the secondary and higher secondary examinations.
Vice President Uz @HucenSembe graces the third session of the High Achievers' Award 2025 at CHSE Hulhumalé. Upon arrival, he was welcomed with an honour guard by students.
During the ceremony, the Vice President presented trophies to students who secured fourth and fifth place in the national top ten in the A-Level examinations.
Maldives to assume a significant role in shaping global health policy - The 55th Board Meeting of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is now underway in Geneva — and Maldives is honoured to be incoming as the South-East Asia constituency's Board member, reaffirming its commitment to regional health equity, sustainable transition, and continued progress against HIV, TB & Malaria.
"Maldives – First country in the world to achieve triple elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, Syphilis, and Hepatitis B."
Minister of Health, Family and Welfare @GeelaAli, together with the CEO of @igmh and the Director General of @ZakatHouseMv, met with the families of thalassaemics who will be travelling abroad for bone marrow transplantation. The Minister reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to supporting thalassaemics and their families throughout their treatment journey, in line with President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu’s priority of expanding access to specialized, life-saving healthcare for all Maldivians.
On #WorldBloodDonorDay, we recognise the invaluable contribution of voluntary blood donors, whose generosity helps save lives. Their selfless act ensures that those suffering from lifelong conditions or patients requiring emergency care receive the support they need when it matters most.
Blood remains an irreplaceable resource, despite the remarkable advancement in medicine and technology. Therefore, voluntary blood donation is essential in safeguarding public health, effective healthcare delivery and national emergency preparedness.
For a geographically dispersed island nation such as the Maldives, timely access to blood can make a critical difference during medical emergencies. This Administration remains committed to create awareness and promoting voluntary blood donation and strengthening a culture of solidarity and shared responsibility in protecting health and well-being of everyone.
#GiveBloodSaveLives #DonateBlood
President Dr @MMuizzu inspects progress on Boduthakurufaanu Magu development project (Phase 1) on the North Side of Malé.
The President was briefed on the latest developments as the project continues to progress, with asphalt paving completed on segments 4, and 5.