The government on Wednesday, January 22, hinted at plans to partner with other countries to address funding gaps occasioned by the withdrawal of the US from the World Health Organisation (WHO).
During a media briefing by the Ministry of Health, Director General Patrick Amoth indicated that the government would be open to new partnerships with other countries that will act as donors in the critical health sector. "Kenya is bolstering its health resilience through regional partnerships, increased domestic investments, and public-private collaborations," stated Amoth. "These efforts aim to secure health equity and sustain quality care for all Kenyans," added Amoth while outlining the nation's health strategy amidst global uncertainties.
Dr Patrick Amoth, the Director General of Health during a press briefing on January 15, 2025.
Ministry of Health The move was occasioned by the recent executive order by President Donald Trump that signaled the exit of the United States from WHO.
