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The Chief Representative of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in Malawi, Kazuhiro Tambara, has emphasized the importance of Malawians living long and healthy lives.





The Chief Representative of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in Malawi, Kazuhiro Tambara, has emphasized the importance of Malawians living long and healthy lives.

 Tambara made the remarks at Dedza District Hospital on Saturday during a ceremony commemorating 60 years of diplomatic ties between Malawi and Japan.  

Themed "Hope for Health Malawi—Save Lives Together," the event celebrated the partnership between the two nations, particularly through the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers (JOCV) program. 
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This initiative, implemented by JICA, deploys qualified Japanese professionals to Malawi to contribute in various sectors, including health, education, and local governance.  

Speaking at the event, Shamira Kananji, a Community Health Nursing Officer, praised JICA for its support, noting that the deployment of health experts has significantly benefited Malawi’s health sector.

 As part of the celebrations, Japanese health volunteers conducted community outreach programs, equipping residents around Dedza District Hospital with vital knowledge on maintaining healthy lifestyles.  

(By Imam Wali)

 Tambara made the remarks at Dedza District Hospital on Saturday during a ceremony commemorating 60 years of diplomatic ties between Malawi and Japan.  

Themed "Hope for Health Malawi—Save Lives Together," the event celebrated the partnership between the two nations, particularly through the Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteers (JOCV) program. 
Published from Blogger Prime Android App

This initiative, implemented by JICA, deploys qualified Japanese professionals to Malawi to contribute in various sectors, including health, education, and local governance.  

Speaking at the event, Shamira Kananji, a Community Health Nursing Officer, praised JICA for its support, noting that the deployment of health experts has significantly benefited Malawi’s health sector.

 As part of the celebrations, Japanese health volunteers conducted community outreach programs, equipping residents around Dedza District Hospital with vital knowledge on maintaining healthy lifestyles.  


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