26 March 2025, Islamabad, Pakistan – On the occasion of World Tuberculosis (TB) Day, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the MoNHSR&C-Common Management Unit, Ministry of Health Pakistan called on all partners to urgently invest in ending a deadly disease that affects over 686,000 people and causes 47,000 deaths annually
March 24 marks World TB Day, raising awareness about tuberculosis and efforts to eliminate it. In 2025, we stand united under the theme “Yes! We Can End TB.” Together, through innovation, awareness, and global commitment, we can build a healthier, TB-free future for all. Message from Dr. Malik Mukhtar Ahmad
On 17–18 February 2025 , Common Management Unit, Ministry of National Health Services Regulations & Coordination in collaboration with WHO, convened a pivotal two‑day meeting to launch the Prime initiative aimed at strengthening TB strategic planning and establishing a multisectoral accountability framework. The event brought together provincial, regional, and key
A collaborative and structured session of two days lessons learnt Workshop between the key stakeholders IVCKP. VBD Sindh, Balochsitan, TIH and CMU was conducted by MERF the implementing partner for the previous ITNs campaigns at Ramada Muree Stakeholders 1. IVC.MCP KP 2. VBD SINDH 3. VBD MCP BALOCHISTAN 4. THE
Consultation with Religious Leaders on the Role of Opioid Agonist Maintenance Therapy (OAMT) in Combating the HIV Epidemic. The consultation was convened by the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony (M/o RA & IH) in collaboration with CMU Ministry of NHSR&C and Ministry of Narcotics and UNAIDS. The consultation
A Meeting was held under the Chairmanship of Special Secretary at M/o NHSR&C, dated 23rd Dec. 2024, regarding quota allocation/ import permit for the procurement of Tab. Buprenorphine under the Global Fund grant for OAMT implementation.The purpose of the meeting was to review & agree on the import/ consignee and
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Common Management Unit aims at accelerating the National and Provincial response to control AIDS, TB and Malaria and subsequently eliminate the three deadly diseases from the country as per the governmental commitment to achieve Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.
Pakistan is a high burden country in terms of patient load in AIDS, TB and Malaria. CMU Team is working hard to solve issues in these three deadly diseases. We are in line with the targets of SDG 3 to which Pakistan is a signatory.
Under leadership of Ministry of National Health Services Regulations and Coordination, Government of Pakistan and support from our partners we aim to eradicate AIDS, TB and Malaria from the country.
