The Emergency Medicine and Support Center participated in a Training of Trainers (ToT) program titled “Nutrition in Emergencies,” implemented in collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). The program covered a range of specialized topics related to nutrition during emergencies and crises, contributing to the development of the knowledge
As part of its ongoing commitment to serving citizens and providing emergency medical support across Libya, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center continues to operate around the clock through its toll-free 1412 hotline and digital platforms. • A total of 3,863 emergency calls were received and handled through the toll-free
Sunday, September 13, 2026, marks the second day of the training program “Medical Professional Ethics and Legal Issues – Professional Legal Issues,” as part of a series of training initiatives aimed at strengthening professional and legal awareness among medical personnel. The program addresses several key areas related to medical ethics,
The Hamda Al-Qarwi Hospital in Al Jmail began its pilot operations today, Saturday, 12 September 2026, marking an important step toward the commencement of healthcare services for the community following the completion of the required preparation, rehabilitation, and operational readiness activities. The pilot phase is designed to assess the readiness
As part of its ongoing commitment to serving citizens and strengthening emergency medical response across Libya, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center continues to provide round-the-clock services through the toll-free 1412 emergency line and its digital communication channels, ensuring timely response and access to medical support whenever needed. During the
The Emergency Medical Imaging & Diagnostic Radiology Program continued today, Wednesday, 9 September 2026, with its second day of activities. The program forms part of the Center’s ongoing training initiatives aimed at strengthening the competencies of medical personnel and enhancing their skills in managing emergency cases. Today’s sessions continued to
