The Committee Technical Regional de Santé (CTRS) recently convened in Boké, Guinea, under the honorary presidency of Hadja Gnalen Condé, Director of Cabinet of the Boké Governorship. The meeting aimed to evaluate the progress made in the healthcare sector, particularly in the implementation of the IRS Operational Plan. The event was attended by the administrative and health authorities of the region.
Abdoulaye Manè, Deputy Mayor of Boké Urban Commune, emphasized the commitment of the Ministry of Health and Public Hygiene (MSHP) to support the Guinean government in strengthening the healthcare system. He assured that the commune is dedicated to collaborating with health authorities to achieve this goal. The MSHP's efforts focus on improving performance indicators, and the regular holding of CTRS meetings demonstrates this commitment.
Dr. Moussa Morikè Kaba, Team Leader of the REACH Malaria Project in Boké, reaffirmed the determination of technical and financial partners to support the Guinean government's efforts to improve healthcare. The CTRS meeting provided a platform for stakeholders to discuss progress, identify challenges, and make informed decisions to enhance healthcare services in the region.
The meeting evaluated activities carried out by the various health districts in the region during 2026. According to Dr. Abdoulaye Diallo, Inspector Regional de la Santé et de l'Hygiène Publique (IRSHP) of Boké, the CTRS meeting serves as a framework for dialogue, accountability, and decision-making. It enables the assessment of progress, identification of gaps, and implementation of necessary corrections.
The IRS reported significant efforts in improving quality care. At the end of the first semester, 14 out of 25 planned activities had been implemented, representing a 56% progress rate in the execution of projects and programs in the health sector. This demonstrates notable advancements in the region's healthcare development.
An analysis of activities conducted during 2025 and 2026 reveals encouraging trends. The CTRS meeting provided an opportunity for stakeholders to examine results, identify challenges, and build on best practices. Hadja Gnalen Condé emphasized that the CTRS serves as a vital platform for concertation, coordination, and decision-making, enabling the region to move forward with a well-coordinated healthcare strategy.
Key stakeholders, including the MSHP and technical and financial partners, are working together to strengthen the healthcare system in Boké. The progress recorded in implementing the IRS Operational Plan is a testament to their collaborative efforts. The region is expected to continue benefiting from these partnerships, ultimately leading to improved healthcare services for the local population.
Key points
- The CTRS meeting in Boké highlights significant progress in implementing the IRS Operational Plan, with 56% of planned activities completed at the end of the first semester.
