UAE donates medical supplies to Zimbabwe

The Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Sleiman Kwidini, presided over the ceremony that was held at the Natpharm Warehouse in Harare earlier today.

Herald Correspondent

The Government of Zimbabwe has received a donation of medical supplies from the United Arab Emirates Embassy.

The Deputy Minister of Health and Child Care, Dr Sleiman Kwidini, presided over the ceremony that was held at the Natpharm Warehouse in Harare earlier today.

The United Arab Emirates Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Jassim Mohammed Al Qasimi, was among the key dignitaries in attendance.

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