The National Drug Supply Program received six trucks of medicines and medical supplies from the King Salman Humanitarian Aid Center.

National Drug Supply Program Receives Medical Aid from King Salman Center

The National Drug Supply Program in the temporary capital of Aden has received six trucks loaded with medicines and medical supplies. This aid comes from the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Action, aimed at supporting the health sector and enhancing the capacity of health facilities to meet treatment needs across various governorates.

Support for the Health Sector

Dr. Suad Al-Maisari, the Director General of the National Drug Supply Program, explained that this shipment is part of the humanitarian support provided by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through the King Salman Center. The initiative aims to assist the health sector and strengthen its ability to supply necessary medicines and medical supplies, particularly to hospitals that require continuous supplies to ensure the continuity of treatment services.

Continuous Assistance from Saudi Arabia

Al-Maisari praised the ongoing support from Saudi Arabia for the health sector in Yemen. She emphasized that this assistance represents a significant contribution to the program’s efforts in providing medical supplies and meeting hospitals’ needs based on health priorities.

Improving Medical Supply Management

The program focuses on enhancing the management and distribution of medicines and medical supplies to targeted health facilities according to their needs. This approach ensures optimal utilization of medical aid and helps alleviate the burdens faced by the health sector.

Ongoing Humanitarian Efforts

This assistance continues the humanitarian interventions carried out by the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Action to support the health sector in Yemen. It aims to enhance pharmaceutical security and ensure the ongoing provision of treatment services to patients in various governorates.

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