Rabat- “Jerusalem” dot com – Specialist doctors from Jerusalem, who are currently visiting the Kingdom of Morocco at the invitation of the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency during a medical workshop in front of their Moroccan counterparts, talked about their experiences in dealing with cases resulting from the unfortunate events that the city witnesses from time to time, and falls The innocent Jerusalemites were killed by live bullets, rubber bullets, suffocation from tear gas, and then by the waste water used by the occupation forces.

They emphasized that these interventions are sometimes hampered by the difficulty of ambulances reaching places where tension usually prevails within the walls of the Old City in particular and the courtyards of the blessed Al-Aqsa Mosque, due to obstructions and prohibitions, which makes it difficult for rescue teams to perform tasks, in addition to the difficulty of dealing with a number of difficult cases in field hospitals. , which are being evaluated by the Palestine Red Crescent crews, and are forced to transfer them, as quickly as possible, to the emergency and emergency departments at Al-Makassed Hospital.

The workshop was organized by the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency, in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, in the Moroccan capital, Rabat. It focused on emergencies in the Moroccan and Palestinian experience.

Dr. Adnan Farhoud, Director of Al-Makassed Hospital, Dr. Maher Dib, Medical Director of St. Joseph Hospital, Dr. Hani Abdeen, Medical Director of Al-Mutala Hospital, Dr. Mahmoud Elyan, Director of the Red Crescent Hospital in Jerusalem, and Dr. Mazen Abu Gharbia, Head of Department, participated in the workshop on the Palestinian side. Ambulances at Al-Makassed Hospital, and Dr. Haitham Al-Amleh, Head of the Treatment Department at Al-Mutala Hospital.

The workshop began with a speech delivered by the Secretary-General of the Moroccan Ministry of Health and Social Protection, Abd al-Karim Meziane Belfakih, on behalf of the Minister of Health, Khaled Ait Talib, welcoming the delegation of Jerusalem hospitals and the Palestinian medical and nursing cadres, and appreciating this initiative that opens horizons for the exchange of expertise and experiences between specialists from the two countries, Whether through official channels of communication between ministries, or through the efforts made by the Bayt Mal Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency, under the instructions of Moroccan King Mohammed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee.

During the workshop, which was hosted by the National School of Public Health, Dr. Ilham Bachis, Head of the Emergency Department at the Directorate of Hospitals and Ambulatory Treatments at the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, gave a presentation on the control and regulation of the management of the emergency system in Morocco, inside and outside hospitals and health centers.

Examples of the experience of the Moroccan health sector in dealing with emergencies, disasters and health emergencies were presented.