Turkish aid agency trains Gambia’s health workers on emergency response
Training by TIKA comes as Gambia plans to set up first emergency response unit
Thirty-eight Gambian health workers concluded a five-day training course on Friday by a Turkish aid agency on emergency response as the small African nation’s health ministry plans to set up its first national emergency service unit.
The training, organized by the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA), concluded in the Gambian capital, Banjul.
Three doctors and two paramedics from Turkey conducted the training. The team was led by an official from the Turkish Health Ministry.
The training was the second since 2019 as Gambian authorities work to establish a national emergency services unit.
The first event trained 28 health workers who learned skills, including basic and advanced ...
