MONROVIA, LIBERIA-Liberia has secured a leadership position in West Africa’s health education sector, following the election of the President of the Liberia College of Physicians and Surgeons, John Mulbah.
Professor Mulbah was elected President of the Regional Council for Health Professional Education of the West African Health Organization during the Council’s 11th Statutory Meeting in Abuja, Nigeria.
His election is considered an important milestone for Liberia, placing the country in a strategic position to contribute to regional hMONROVIA, LIBERIA-Liberia has secured a leadership position in West Africa’s health education sector, following the election of the President of the Liberia College of Physicians and Surgeons, John Mulbah.
Professor Mulbah was elected President of the Regional Council for Health Professional Education of the West African Health Organization during the Council’s 11th Statutory Meeting in Abuja, Nigeria.
His election is considered an important milestone for Liberia, placing the country in a strategic position to contribute to regional health education policies.
Prof. Mulbah, who succeeds Prof. Kofi Balogou of Togo, will serve a four-year term beginning January 2027.
The Regional Council provides a platform for cooperation among ECOWAS member states on critical issues affecting health professional education.
By: Grace Tarwo
Health education policies.
Prof. Mulbah, who succeeds Prof. Kofi Balogou of Togo, will serve a four-year term beginning January 2027.
The Regional Council provides a platform for cooperation among ECOWAS member states on critical issues affecting health professional education.