(MENAFN) The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the World Health Organization (WHO) affirmed on Sunday, January 53, that the EU backing of over 3.3 million Euros (USD4.04 million) for an 18-month scheme to reinforce the management of tuberculosis in Libya.
A joint report by WHO and IOM stated that they have got the support, and will work together to fortify the screening, laboratory diagnosis, referral and treatment services of tuberculosis for migrants, refugees, internally displaced people and other vulnerable populations.
Elizabeth Hoff, head of mission and WHO envoy in Libya, stated "The project will allow WHO to support national efforts to combat tuberculosis by training health staff and strengthening the surveillance and laboratory services. We plan to deliver equipment, medicines and supplies to tuberculosis centers across the country".
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