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WHO Official Visits Eritrea’s National Health Laboratory

WHO Africa Chief Puts Spotlight on Eritrea’s Quiet Health Revolution

WHO Africa Chief Professor Mohamed Yakub Janabi praised Eritrea's health system during his recent visit, highlighting its focus on primary healthcare, community services, and local pharmaceutical production. The visit underscored Eritrea's commitment to health equity and preventi

WHO and Eritrea health partnership.

Eritrea Expands Maternal Health Screening With WHO-Prequalified Triple Test

Eritrea has introduced a WHO-prequalified rapid test for screening pregnant women for HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B in a single visit. This initiative supports the country's commitment to eliminating mother-to-child transmission of these infections.

Composite image showing a wartime cave hospital on the left and a modern Eritrean pharmaceutical lab on the right.

From Sahel Tunnels to Modern Labs: Eritrea’s Pharmaceutical Story

Eritrea's pharmaceutical sector has roots in its liberation struggle, where improvised medical systems evolved into a disciplined infrastructure. The Orotta Underground Hospital exemplifies this resilience, producing medicine under extreme conditions.

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