On the second day of the World Health Forum in Riyadh, the signing of strategic partnership agreements

The second day of the World Health Forum, held under the auspices of the Saudi Ministry of Health, in the capital, Riyadh, began on September 10 and will continue until September 12. It was marked by the signing of strategic partnership agreements between the Saudi Minister of Health and Saudi Pfizer, in the presence of a minister. Saudi Tawfiq Alrabiah, for the realization of a "smoke-free kingdom" by 2030. The partnership aims to support the efforts of the Ministry of Health to improve the health of citizens and contribute to better medical care and better outcomes. health issue by helping smokers to give up the bad habit through a series of strategic initiatives contributing to the promotion of public health throughout the kingdom.

On the partnership, Dr. Ali Al-Wadei, Director of the Ministry of Health's Tobacco Control Program, emphasized the importance of this partnership in encouraging smokers to visit anti-smoking clinics to help them to stop smoking with the help of specialists and the scientific methods adopted, taking into account the help of more than two hundred thousand smokers. 200,000) to stop smoking in 2019.

The National Company for the Unified Purchase of Pharmaceuticals, Medical Devices and Medical Supplies (NOBCO) was one of the most important participants at the World Health Forum. It provided an ideal platform to introduce Saudi Arabia's leading Saudi healthcare companies and the opportunity to meet experts and key partners in the field of health products and services. According to Nubco CEO Fahad bin Mohammed Al-Shebl, it is important to put Nubco on the global health scene, to define its role in promoting the health sector in the public health sector Kingdom and to form partnerships. Quality allows the use of modern technologies achieved by the world in the field of maintaining medical inventory transfer, innovative methods of operations and logistics support operations, to the extent that reinforces the role of Nopko in improving health care in the public sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.