CAIRO — Deputy Minister for International Cooperation at the Ministry of Health Nouf Alnumair highlighted Saudi Arabia’s experience in health sector transformation under Saudi Vision 2030, including efforts to develop the healthcare model and improve service efficiency and quality. She made the remarks while addressing the 73rd session of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean (RC73), held in Cairo from October 13 to 15. Alnumair, who headed Saudi Arabia’s delegation at the session, emphasized the importance of integrated regional efforts and investment in prevention, public health, and primary healthcare. She also highlighted the Kingdom’s contributions to regional and international health initiatives, as well as its expertise in mass-gathering medicine and managing the health of pilgrims. Alnumair stressed the importance of sharing expertise and strengthening partnerships to address common health challenges. RC73 brings together health ministers and representatives of member states to discuss the Eastern Mediterranean’s key health priorities and challenges. Participants discussed ways to strengthen cooperation to develop health systems and improve their preparedness and sustainability.Saudi Arabia’s participation reflects its continued commitment to international health cooperation and stronger partnerships with WHO and member states. These efforts aimed to build more efficient and sustainable health systems and improve health across the Eastern Mediterranean.