Mauritania: 80 nurses graduated from a military school of health workers

The military school of health personnel of the Mauritanian capital, Nouakchott, organized Tuesday night the third batch of NCOs.

There are 80 nurses, including 52 from the National Army, 12 from the National Gendarmerie, 5 from the National Guard, 6 from the National Police and 5 from the General Assembly of Road Safety.

The commander of the General Staff, General Mohamed Sheikh Ould Mohamed El Amine, who oversaw the reclassification of the batch, said that the General Staff, "Acknowledging the vital role of military health in the process of preparing the individual, during peace and war, sought to strengthen and develop the infrastructure of military sanitary facilities ". He said.

The Chief of Staff added that strengthening and expanding the infrastructure of the military health facilities was a strategic direction for the General Staff, which aimed at strengthening the health system at the national level. of the National Army and to achieve self-sufficiency by providing a high quality therapeutic service to the military and its family.

The commander of the General Staff, who believes that the graduation of this new group "is a pumping of new blood, will increase military skills and make them better able to perform the noble tasks that are his entrusted. " As he says

He added that this group "reflects the contribution of the National Army to the state's efforts to expand health coverage and the provision of quality medical services at the national level," he said. .

The military school was established in 2009 and has since allowed three sets of technical skills 1 and 2, health and five sets of various disciplines, in addition to strengthening the skills of nurses of the armed forces and security in mobilization and awareness of the seriousness of infectious diseases and methods of prevention According to its leader, Colonel Mohamed Sidi Malik Mohamed Haji Belali.

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