On Monday, September 28, 2026, Tunisian Minister of Health, Mustafa Al-Ferjani, welcomed his counterparts from Algeria, Mauritania, and Libya, who arrived in Tunisia to participate in the TeleHealth Connect 2026 conference. The meeting focused on enhancing cooperation in telemedicine, training healthcare teams, and exchanging expertise to improve healthcare services for citizens.
According to a statement released by the Ministry of Health, the discussions between the ministers aimed to strengthen collaboration in the field of telemedicine, with a focus on developing healthcare teams and sharing best practices. This cooperation seeks to bring healthcare services closer to citizens and enhance patient care.
The TeleHealth Connect 2026 conference provides a platform for healthcare professionals and policymakers to share knowledge, experiences, and innovative solutions in the field of telemedicine. The event highlights the growing importance of digital health technologies in improving healthcare outcomes and increasing access to healthcare services.
The participation of ministers from Algeria, Mauritania, and Libya in the conference underscores the region's commitment to leveraging technology to enhance healthcare delivery. The exchange of ideas and expertise between countries can help address common healthcare challenges and promote regional cooperation.
The Ministry of Health in Tunisia has been actively promoting telemedicine initiatives to improve healthcare services, particularly in rural and underserved areas. The conference provides an opportunity for Tunisia to share its experiences and learn from other countries in the region.
The TeleHealth Connect 2026 conference features a range of sessions, workshops, and presentations on various aspects of telemedicine, including policy, technology, and clinical applications. The event aims to facilitate networking and collaboration among healthcare professionals, policymakers, and industry stakeholders.
Key outcomes of the conference are expected to include recommendations for policy and regulatory frameworks to support the development of telemedicine services, as well as strategies for scaling up telemedicine initiatives to reach more people. The participation of ministers from Algeria, Mauritania, and Libya is expected to contribute to the development of regional telemedicine strategies.
Key points
- Ministers of Health from Algeria, Mauritania, and Libya participate in the TeleHealth Connect 2026 conference in Tunisia to discuss cooperation in telemedicine.
- The conference aims to promote the use of digital health technologies to improve healthcare outcomes and increase access to healthcare services.
- The event provides a platform for healthcare professionals and policymakers to share knowledge, experiences, and innovative solutions in telemedicine.
