New Delhi, July 22: India is hosting the BRICS Health Ministers’ Meeting, bringing together representatives from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa to strengthen cooperation in building more inclusive, accessible, and resilient healthcare systems.
The meeting will focus on expanding access to quality healthcare, promoting digital health solutions, improving primary healthcare, and enhancing preparedness for future public health emergencies. Health ministers are also expected to discuss ways to address non-communicable diseases and encourage greater collaboration in medical research and innovation.
As the host nation, India will highlight its efforts to improve healthcare delivery through technology, affordable medical services, and public health initiatives. The discussions are expected to encourage the exchange of best practices and reinforce partnerships aimed at improving health outcomes across BRICS countries.
The meeting reflects the shared commitment of BRICS nations to advancing equitable healthcare and strengthening cooperation to address evolving global health challenges through collective action.
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