U.S diplomat J. Adler meets Minister Yolanda over health services

Author : | Published: December 12, 2024

Diplomat Michael J. Adler pose for photo alongside Minister Yolanda|Courtesy

The U.S Ambassador Michael Adler and his accompanying delegation have reportedly met health Minister Yolanda Awel and discussed the critical role of USAID in supporting health centers across South Sudan.

According to the Ministry of Health’s official Facebook Page, diplomat Michael J Adler reiterated the pressing need for the government to increase public revenue to strengthen health facilities.

The Ambassador also emphasized the call on the government to pay it employees salaries and reduced risks for dedicated aid workers serving the South Sudanese population.

Meanwhile, Minister Yolanda Awel Deng highlighted the ongoing reforms with funding collaborations with partners, including USAID, which is the largest contributor to the health sector services.

She reportedly emphasized the importance of outreach services to health centers nationwide, acknowledging the challenges faced within the ministry, including difficult working conditions for some staff members.

Yolanda expressed her commitment to collaborating closely with the South Sudanese government, partners, and donors, including USAID, to ensure the health sector is adequately supported and that the welfare of health workers is prioritized.

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