UAE

UAE approves National Policy on Vaccinations

Our Correspondent

There will be a National Policy on Vaccinations, a multi-sectoral national framework for combating communicable diseases and reducing their risks to individuals and society. This was approved by the UAE Cabinet, chaired by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai.

The Policy will act as a coordination framework for all parties involved in the immunisation field, in order to support the health system in the country and enhance the efficiency of services provided.

It also aims to bring together the non-governmental sector and community members to support the UAE in promoting a healthy lifestyle to prevent communicable diseases. Ensuring the delivery of the best quality of vaccination services and preventive care nationwide is also its priority.

Some of the most important objectives of the National Policy are to make vaccines widely available, ensure their sustainability and quality, raise awareness on their importance, and support innovation and research in the field. It also includes policies to safeguard public health during health emergencies and disease outbreaks.

The Policy also aims to enhance the country’s position as a regional and international healthcare hub, in the light of it developing a comprehensive and sustainable health system, and ensuring the provision of the best quality immunisation services in compliance with international safety practices.

 

The Gulf Indians

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