Health Minister Azir Aliu, in collaboration with Chair Irena Aleksioska Papestiev of the Safe Motherhood Committee, and the Head of the WHO Office in North Macedonia, Akim Ali, alongside representatives from UNICEF and UNFPA, recently unveiled the conclusions of the newest United Nations Interagency Group report concerning under-five mortality for the year 2025. The report’s data indicates that North Macedonia is recognized as one of the most prosperous nations internationally in terms of decreasing neonatal mortality and deaths among children under five. This achievement demonstrates a successful application of comprehensive and synchronized healthcare strategies.
During this specific timeframe, considerable advancements have been noted. The rate of neonatal mortality has decreased substantially. The findings highlight the effectiveness of coordinated efforts to improve maternal and child health outcomes.
Minister Aliu emphasized the importance of continued investment in these vital programs. The report’s conclusions underscore the nation’s commitment to safeguarding the well-being of its youngest citizens. The collaborative work of the UN agencies, alongside domestic stakeholders, has yielded remarkable results in reducing mortality rates.
This success serves as a model for other countries seeking to enhance the health of their populations.
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Health Minister Azir Aliu, along with Chair Irena Aleksioska Papestiev of the Safe Motherhood Committee and the Head of the WHO Office in North Macedonia, Akim Ali, and representatives from UNICEF and