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The second day of the training program organized by the Emergency Medicine and Support Center continued today, marked by strong engagement from participants and a clear eagerness to acquire more practical skills. During today’s sessions, trainers delved into more advanced procedures designed to help employees enhance their work methods, supported

On the morning of Saturday, November 29, 2025, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center – Kufra Office dispatched a medical convoy to one of the farms hosting displaced families from our sister country, Sudan, ensuring access to healthcare services in these remote areas. During the visit, the medical team provided

As part of the Emergency Medicine and Support Center’s commitment to developing staff skills and improving administrative performance, a new training program was launched today with the participation of employees from various departments. The program included practical and skill-based sessions aimed at improving employees’ daily performance, enhancing their ability to

As part of ongoing field monitoring efforts to ensure the highest levels of preparedness, a team from the Emergency Medicine and Support Center conducted an inspection tour of several valleys, flood pathways, and dams. The visit was carried out in coordination with the Dams Administration of the Ministry of Water

In a step aimed at strengthening urgent-care services within the Municipality of Tajoura, the city hosted the official announcement conference of the Tajoura Emergency and Ambulance Hospital. Established in 2023, the hospital serves as a specialized foundation for rapid medical response and emergency services, operating under the direct supervision of

On Thursday, 27 November 2025, the Al-Ghweilat Outpatient Clinics in Zliten hosted a free medical day dedicated to diagnosing rheumatology and joint diseases. The initiative was organized in collaboration between the Emergency Medicine and Support Center – Zliten Office and the Libyan Society for Rheumatology. A total of 159 patients