Seoul:Angola's Secretary of State for Health, Leonardo Inocêncio, has emphasized the need for mobilizing funds aimed at training health professionals and facilitating technology transfers. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enhance national capabilities, as discussed during his recent visit to Seoul, South Korea.
According to Angola Press News Agency, Leonardo Inocêncio highlighted these efforts while speaking at the 5th World Bio Summit 2026, which took place in the South Korean capital from October 21 to 22. He identified resource mobilization and technology transfer as crucial elements for advancing and modernizing Angola's health system.
The summit featured discussions on various topics such as scientific research, healthcare innovation, drug development, vaccines, hospital management, and funding mechanisms for the health sector. Angola's participation in the event aligns with its goals of promoting international cooperation, sharing knowledge, and accessing new technologies to strengthen its national health infrastructure.
Additionally, the Angolan delegation, led by Secretary of State Inocêncio, engaged in talks with South Korea's Vice-Minister of Health and Welfare, Hyung-Hoon Lee, focusing on mutual interests within the health sector. The delegation also included José Joel, the Director-General of the Regulatory Agency for Medicines and Health Technologies.
