Indonesia and the UK Strengthen Cooperation on Health Sector Transformation
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The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia has officially launched a new cooperation program called Tangguh+ in collaboration with the UK government. This initiative aims to strengthen the transformation of the health system in Indonesia through a strategic partnership between the two countries.
The Tangguh+ program covers seven key priority areas in national health development. The main focus of this cooperation includes improving health services, disease surveillance and control systems, as well as the development of science and innovation in the health sector.
In addition to technology and research aspects, this partnership also pays special attention to the development of health workers. The government hopes that this collaboration will improve the quality of human resources in the medical sector so they can provide better services to all Indonesian people.
This step is part of the Indonesian government's ongoing efforts to update national health infrastructure and standards. Through support from the UK, it is hoped that Indonesia will be better prepared to face future global health challenges.
The launch of Tangguh+ marks a new chapter in the diplomatic relations between the two countries in the health sector. With this cooperation, the government is optimistic that the national health transformation targets can be achieved more effectively and efficiently.
Sources: Kemenkes
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