About the organization
A journey of giving and cooperation towards building a healthy and sustainable future for all, where we put human health and well-being at the heart of our efforts.
Who we are
International Health Organization
A leading non-profit organization that aims to promote public health and improve the quality of healthcare globally. Founded in response to the growing needs of public health, it is committed to developing innovative and sustainable health initiatives based on scientific research and best practices. It works to promote health awareness and provide integrated services for all age groups, while achieving tangible impact through strategic partnerships. We believe that health is a fundamental right for everyone and strive to achieve a world where everyone enjoys health and wellness.
The International Health Organization aims to improve the health of individuals by providing outstanding health services and promoting health awareness, raising awareness about the importance of disease prevention, and promoting healthy lifestyles.
- Transparency: we believe in the importance of transparency in all our business and transactions.
- Partnership: we work to build strong partnerships with communities and stakeholders to promote public health.
- Creativity: we use innovative solutions to meet public health needs.
- Responsibility: we are committed to providing high-quality health services, and we work hard to achieve our goals.
- Respect: we value the dignity of individuals, respect their rights, and work to meet their health needs.
- Health equity: affirming that everyone has the right to access health care without discrimination.
- Crisis response: rapid and responsive action to emergency health needs, especially in cases of disasters and epidemics.
- Innovation: investing in technology and digital solutions to enhance the efficiency of healthcare and improve its results.
Speech by the president of the International Health Organization
Vision and operational strategy to ensure the achievement of corporate objectives and promote sustainable operational efficiency
Dr. Majid Al-rukby
Secretary-General of the International Health Organization
I am pleased to welcome you to the International Health Organization, which is a home for everyone interested in improving the health of individuals and communities around the world. The International Health Organization is a global non-governmental organization that aims to promote human health and improve the quality of health care around the world, by working to support health systems, spread health awareness, and provide health services in areas that need them.
Our goals are to:
- Promoting public health: launching initiatives to improve prevention, treatment and improve the quality of health care.
- Education and health awareness: spreading awareness of the importance of physical and mental health and the factors affecting them.
- Health emergency response: immediate intervention to ensure the necessary care during crises and disasters.
- Collaboration with stakeholders: working with governments and organizations to achieve sustainable health development.
- Research and innovation: supporting research to find innovative solutions to global health challenges.
As members of this world organization, you are part of an international movement aimed at creating a positive and sustainable impact in the field of Health. We appreciate your commitment and support to our goals and mission, and we look forward to working together to ensure the right of everyone in the world to a healthy and safe life. With your efforts and dedication, we will continue our journey towards building a world where everyone enjoys good health and sustainable well-being. Thank you for joining this March; we are confident that our cooperation will bring tangible changes and broad improvements in the field of global health.
Health for all
The vision of the International Health Organization
Focusing on the Prevention of diseases before they occur through awareness raising, vaccinations, and preventive health policies, the organization aims to reduce the burden of communicable and non-communicable diseases on communities.
Preventive health promotion
The International Health Organization is working to improve global capacities to respond to epidemics,health and natural disasters, ensuring a rapid and effective response.
Effective response to health emergencies
Reduce health disparities between countries and communities, and focus on the most vulnerable groups such as women, children, and the poor to ensure they have access to appropriate health care.
Health equity equity
The organization seeks to strengthen national health systems by improving the health infrastructure, training medical staff, enhancing the ability to innovate and develop health solutions.
Strengthening health systems
The international health organization relies heavily on cooperation between states, governments and other actors to promote health at the global level, drawing on shared experiences.
International cooperation
We contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, towards better health to meet the health challenges in the world, especially those related to health.
Sustainable development
We support education and training programs for health workers to improve competencies and skills.
Education and training
We are working to strengthen cooperation through the accreditation of organizations and institutions working in the health field
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The main objectives of the organization
Below we review the goals that form the basis of our vision and direct our efforts towards promoting human health, ensuring the well-being of communities, and achieving sustainable development at the global level.
Disease reduction
Fill global health gaps
Providing health services
Health promotion
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Global health challenges facing the International Health Organization
Below we review the main challenges that affect our efforts to promote human health, ensure the well-being of communities, and achieve sustainable development at the global level.
- Climate change and its health effects Climate changes pose a growing threat to public health, as they lead to higher rates of environment-related diseases such as malaria and respiratory diseases. Extreme weather events, such as droughts and floods, affect food security and increase population displacement, adding to the pressure on health systems. The organization faces the challenge of strengthening health resilience, providing emergency plans to cope with climate crises.
- Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) Non-communicable diseases such as cancer and heart disease are the number one cause of death globally. With the escalation of unhealthy lifestyles, such as smoking and physical inactivity, the burden on health systems is increasing. Who is working to develop prevention strategies and promote healthy lifestyles, but weak health systems in developing countries complicate these efforts.
Spread of infectious diseases and pandemic preparedness Infectious disease outbreaks are always a challenge, as epidemics can spread across borders quickly, as happened with the COVID-19 pandemic. This requires health systems to be prepared by strengthening local capacities in rapid response, developing strong international cooperation networks, while continuing challenges in the equitable provision of vaccines and medicines.
Health inequality The gap in access to health services is still evident between countries and within communities. Marginalized and poor groups suffer from poor access to basic care, which increases their disease burden. Who is working to push for comprehensive health policies and achieve equity in the distribution of resources, but this remains a difficult goal to achieve due to the economic and political disparities between countries.
Ensuring that everyone, regardless of their place or economic circumstances, has access to quality and effective health services without financial suffering.
Health for all