The Pakistan TB JPRM Inception Meeting was held on 25 November 2025 at CMU, chaired by the Deputy National Coordinator CMU. The session brought together federal and provincial teams to review the objectives, methodology, and programme achievements, followed by discussions on partner commitments, thematic allocations, provincial visit planning, review tools,
High-Level Bilateral Engagements at The Union Conference, CopenhagenMuhammad Aslam Ghauri, Special Secretary at the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations & Coordination (MoNHSRC), under the vision of Federal Minister Syed Mustafa Kamal, MoNHSR&C held a series of high-level bilateral meetings on the side-lines of The Union Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.He
One-Day HIV/TB Collaborative Capacity Building Training on Overcoming Barriers for Strengthening Integrated Service Delivery was held on 12th November 2025 at Regalia Hotel, Islamabad, under the leadership of Dr Abdul Wali, Deputy National Coordinator CMU. The event featured key moments from expert sessions, live demonstrations, and interactive group discussions, conducted
A focused session on Prevention of Parent-to-Child Transmission (PPTCT) of HIV and Management of Children Living with HIV was held under CMU. The Deputy National Coordinator highlighted strengthening maternal services, early diagnosis, and paediatric ART access to eliminate vertical transmission and ensure no child in Pakistan is born with HIV.
Senior leadership at M/o NHSR&C held a high-level meeting on 4th Nov. 2025 to review Pakistan’s HIV response. Multiple stakeholders including UN Partners and Community Representatives attended the meeting.
Dr. Muhammad Ayyaz Mustafa, Deputy National Coordinator (DNC), chaired a meeting with key stakeholders from Mercy Corps to discuss the validation of TB Diagnostic and Screening Tools, reinforcing CMU’s commitment to strengthening Pakistan’s national TB response. The meeting focused on improving diagnostic accuracy, harmonizing screening protocols, and aligning validation processes
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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.
