Libyan medics graduate from U.S. emergency training programme
The graduation ceremony, attended by the centre's director and academic figures from both countries, marks a step in boosting healthcare capabilities under the Government of National Unity's plan to invest in medical talent and adopt international best practices in emergency and humanitarian care. News Tagged: Ambulance and Emergency Service
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