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Libya
In Libya, TB remains a persistent challenge. Despite ongoing improvements in healthcare infrastructure, the country continues to navigate gaps in diagnosis, underreporting, and drug-resistant TB.
4,300 people
developed TB in 2023
950 people
died from the disease
160 people
co-infected with HIV
Our work in Libya
2014
To help strengthen national TB services, we assisted the Ministry of Health in Libya by providing 5 EasyDR systems. These were installed in TB centres in Tripoli, Zliten, and Bani Waleed, helping to expand access to digital chest X-rays. In Libya, annual TB screenings are mandatory for both Libyan citizens and foreign workers seeking employment permits. The country’s location also places additional demand on its health system, as TB centres manage screenings for large numbers of migrants entering through its southern borders. Our work supported these facilities in addressing both routine screening needs and the broader effort to combat TB transmission.
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João Pedro Neves
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Connect with our representative in your country.
We work alongside Ministries of Health, implementing partners, and healthcare providers to ensure solutions are aligned with national strategies and local healthcare systems.
Sadruddin Safi
Discover the in’s and out’s of our solutions in a private demo
- Review which solutions align with your programmatic and operational needs
- Explore partnership opportunities and long-term collaboration
- Address technical, clinical, and infrastructure considerations specific to your setting