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Partnerships aim to foster collaboration and identify areas of mutual interest
Dr. Ghaleb Al Hadrami Al Breiki (left), Acting Vice-Chancellor, United Arab Emirates University, and Matar Saeed Rashed Al Nuaimi, Director General of ADPHC. – Photos provided
The Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre (ADPHC) has signed a memorandum of understanding with two local universities and a US health agency to promote and strengthen community health programmes.
During the International Society for Physical Activity and Health (ISPAH) Congress, ADPHC signed agreements with the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU), Abu Dhabi University and the US National Institute of Health.
The five-year partnership with the United Arab Emirates aims to foster enhanced cooperation and identify areas of mutual interest in training, learning and scientific research. It will identify and coordinate areas of collaboration in public health research, education and training to effectively strengthen the ADPHC’s position as a public health research institution in the region.
National Institutes of Health CEO Chuck Gillespie (left) with ADPHC Director General Matar Saeed Rashed Al Nuaimi.
The three-year agreement with the National Institutes of Health will support ADPHC’s research programs in the region. It will assist in education and training by collaborating on various activities related to capacity building, training and professional development in the field of public health. Another priority area will be aligning expertise in holding collaborative public health conferences in Abu Dhabi.
Dr Ali Saeed Bin Harmal Al Dhaheri, Chairman of Abu Dhabi University Board of Trustees, and Matar Saeed Rashed Al Nuaimi, Director General of ADPHC.
ADPHC will work with Abu Dhabi University to raise awareness of public health services and enhance the knowledge and skills of university students relevant to their fields of study through training programmes supervised by ADPHC. It will aim to empower students and enhance their skills and knowledge of different public health programmes and initiatives. It will encourage members of the local community to actively participate and follow a healthy lifestyle.
ADPHC director general Matar Saeed Rashed Al Nuaimi said the centre aims to support public health programmes and strengthen the emirate’s healthcare infrastructure.
“These agreements represent another step forward in the Center’s mission to position ADPHC as a leader in public health and research, and we will be able to put our expertise and knowledge into practice while working to advance public health in all communities. protect and promote.”
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