Since 2003 Iraq's healthcare system remains largely in crisis and in steep decline. It is
widely plagued by disorganisation, kleptocracy, and characterised by politicised …

The general state of healthcare in the Arab Republic of Egypt has been deemed mediocre at
best. With a system that has not kept up with the challenges of a rapidly growing population …

The current paper attempts to analyze the causes, which divert the care structures from their
fundamental mission, and to evoke the consequences of this situation on the main actors …

The “Arab World,” with its varying definitions (Blair et al. 2014), is a region undergoing
social, economic, and political transformations in its identity, all of which are influenced by …

Over the past ten years, on-and-off armed conflict and political divisions have depleted
Libya's healthcare infrastructure, driven away medical professionals, and eroded the …

The health system in Iraq is a complex framework impacted by historical, political, and socio-
economic factors. Over the past few decades, Iraq's healthcare infrastructure has faced …

Background In the last few decades, Iraq's health care capacity has been severely
undermined by the effects of different wars, international sanctions, sectarian violence and …

Abstract The Arab World refers to 22 countries and the people and the region are markedly
inhomogeneous, and its food habits and other characteristics profoundly impact the health of …

In the early 1980s, Iraq was a middle-income and rapidly developing country with a well-
developed health system. A few decades later–after wars, sanctions and a violent sectarian …

This paper reviews the impacts of COVID19 on health policies in the Arab region,
benchmarking them against progress towards Universal Health Coverage (UHC). UHC aims …