Kenya Hosts Zambian Parliamentary Committee on Health for Benchmarking Mission
In a demonstration of the enduring diplomatic relations between Kenya and Zambia, the Senate Standing Committee on Health played host to the Zambian Parliamentary Committee on Health, Community Development & Social Services. The esteemed delegation, led by Hon. (Dr.) Christopher Kalila, embarked on a three-day benchmarking mission aimed at fostering mutual learning and collaboration in the healthcare sector.
The interaction, which took place at the Parliamentary buildings, provided a platform for fruitful exchanges of insights and best practices between the two nations. Uasin Gishu Senator Jackson Mandago, chairing the Senate standing Committee on health, expressed gratitude for the privilege to host the Zambian delegation.
“The visit of the Zambian Parliamentary Committee underscores the strength of the longstanding diplomatic ties between Kenya and Zambia,” remarked Senator Mandago. “It’s a testament to our commitment to leveraging shared experiences and expertise for the betterment of our healthcare systems.”
During the engagement, both parties delved into a wide array of topics, ranging from healthcare policy formulation to the implementation of community health programs. The exchange of ideas aimed to identify areas of synergy and opportunities for collaboration in addressing common healthcare challenges.
Hon. (Dr.) Christopher Kalila commended Kenya for its strides in healthcare delivery and expressed optimism about the potential for bilateral cooperation. “We are grateful for the warm reception extended to us by our Kenyan counterparts,” stated Hon. Kalila. “This benchmarking mission provides a valuable opportunity for us to learn from Kenya’s experiences and explore avenues for partnership in advancing our healthcare agendas.”
The visit of the Zambian Parliamentary Committee underscores the importance of parliamentary diplomacy in strengthening ties between nations. As Kenya and Zambia continue to deepen their cooperation, such engagements serve as building blocks for enhanced collaboration in various sectors, ultimately contributing to the well-being of both nations’ citizens.
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