Tanzania launches campaign for Prof Janabi to become the next WHO Africa regional head
Prof Mohammed Janabi
What you need to know:
- The government of Tanzania, alongside key stakeholders in the health sector, has begun lobbying African nations to rally behind Prof Janabi.
Dar es Salaam. Tanzania has officially launched a spirited campaign to support the candidacy of renowned medical expert, Professor Mohamed Janabi, for the position of World Health Organization (WHO) Africa Regional Director.
Prof Janabi, a highly respected cardiologist and healthcare administrator, has played a pivotal role in shaping Tanzania’s medical landscape. His experience spans decades, including his tenure as the Director of Jakaya Kikwete Cardiac Institute and later as the Executive Director of Muhimbili National Hospital.
His contributions to healthcare, particularly in the fields of cardiology and institutional transformation, have earned him recognition beyond Tanzania’s borders.
The government of Tanzania, alongside key stakeholders in the health sector, has begun lobbying African nations to rally behind Prof Janabi.
The campaign has gained momentum across multiple platforms, with diplomatic efforts intensifying to garner regional support.
Tanzanian embassies in various African nations have been tasked with championing Prof Janabi’s credentials, while social media campaigns are amplifying his vision for a healthier Africa.
If elected, Prof Janabi would play a crucial role in shaping health policies, coordinating emergency responses, and driving innovative health solutions across the continent. His appointment would mark a significant milestone for Tanzania in global health leadership.
