The Minister of Health, Professor Mohamed Sidik Ait Messoudene, has initiated a series of consultative meetings with the National Union of Joint Sectors of Public Health. This initiative aims to strengthen dialogue and foster openness with social partners within the health sector.
According to a statement released by the Ministry, the meeting focused on addressing the professional and social concerns raised by the union. The Minister assured attendees that these demands would receive careful consideration, reiterating his commitment to improving the working conditions for all personnel within the health sector. The Minister emphasized the importance of a collaborative approach to addressing these challenges.
Ait Messoudene praised the role of the central committee responsible for dialogue, recognizing it as a pivotal partner in supporting the consultation process. He underscored that the primary objective of this endeavor is to build trust and foster a spirit of cooperation and understanding among all stakeholders. The Minister highlighted the importance of open communication and mutual respect in achieving common goals.
The Minister stressed that enhancing patient care is at the heart of the national health policy. He added that improving the performance of all categories of health professionals is a fundamental pillar for achieving the defined objectives of the health strategy. He affirmed his commitment to providing the necessary resources and support to enable healthcare workers to deliver the highest quality of care.
Ait Messoudene revealed that this initiative will be followed by similar meetings with other social partners, as part of a comprehensive program aimed at studying various concerns within a participatory vision. This inclusive approach aims to ensure that all voices are heard and considered in the ongoing efforts to improve the health sector.
The head of the National Union of Joint Sectors of Public Health expressed optimism about the Minister’s ability to bring about a qualitative shift that contributes to the development of the health system and improves working conditions within the sector. He expressed confidence that the consultations will lead to tangible improvements for healthcare workers across the country.
