The Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination (Mo NHSR&C), through the Common Management Unit for AIDS, TB and Malaria (CMU), in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), successfully conducted the Tuberculosis Epidemiological Review Mission from 9–16 July 2025. The mission concluded with a high-level debriefing session at
Interested candidates should apply through the National Job Portal (www.njp.gov.pk) within fifteen (15) days from the date of publication of this advertisement. The vacancies are also listed on the official website of the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination (www.nhsrc.gov.pk/Jobs).
At the 2025 DHIS2 Annual Conference held from 10–13 June, Dr. Bilal Ahmad (Chief Surveillance & Information Management) and Mr. Zaheer Ahmed (Chief Finance) represented Pakistan with a presentation on “Revolutionizing TB Surveillance in Pakistan: Custom Solution for Efficient User and Facilities Management”. They showcased a custom-built solution leveraging DHIS2
JSI and USAID held a meeting with the National Coordinator-CMU to appraise the CMU team on emerging global challenges, the sustainability of the TB response, and the critical importance of national self-reliance. The National Coordinator, CMU, expressed appreciation for USAID’s unwavering support to Pakistan’s national TB response.
Steering Committee meeting held today to discuss and plan for ITNs Mass Distribution Campaign under the Chairmanship of National Coordinator CMU participated by the Director IVMP, DHOs and DDHOs of Merged Area KP.
On 30th April 2025, a group of 34 cadets accompanied by 2 instructors from the 4th Year MBBS Class of Army Medical College visited the Common Management Unit (CMU) as part of their Community Oriented Medical Education (COME) program. The visit offered the students a valuable opportunity to gain firsthand
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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.
