PM Abiy Ahmed hosts Rwandan medical professionals pursuing specialised training in Ethiopia
Rwandan health professionals currently pursuing specialized resident training in Ethiopia have concluded a two-day outdoor program organized by the Federal Ministry of Health of Ethiopia, aimed at providing deeper insights into Ethiopia’s healthcare system, urban transformation, and community-driven development initiatives.
The program featured visits to healthcare facilities, historical sites, and major development projects across Addis Ababa, giving the participants practical exposure to Ethiopia’s ongoing progress in public health and infrastructure development.
At the end of the program, Rwanda’s Ambassador to Ethiopia, Charles Karamba, together with the group of Rwandan medical professionals, was received and hosted for a reception by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali.
The reception highlighted the strong and growing cooperation between Rwanda and Ethiopia, particularly in the health sector. This collaboration is expected to significantly contribute to strengthening Rwanda’s specialized healthcare workforce under the Rwanda Health 4x4 Reform agenda.
During the gathering, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed shared a meal with 128 Rwandan medical practitioners pursuing specialty training in Ethiopia alongside more than 400 fellow African doctors from across the continent.
He praised the dedication of African physicians working to advance medical expertise and leadership, noting that shared learning and collaboration remain essential in building a healthier and more self-reliant Africa.




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