Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa delivered a powerful speech at the national celebration of World Midwives Day in the Dar Es Salaam region on 5 May at the prestigious Julius Nyerere International Conference Centre. The theme of the celebration, “Midwives: A Solution for Changing the Country’s Behaviour”, resonated with the audience and highlighted the crucial role of midwives in shaping the country’s health landscape.
In his address, Prime Minister Majaliwa emphasised the invaluable contribution of midwives in ensuring safe childbirth and promoting maternal and child health. He emphasised the need for greater recognition and support for midwives and acknowledged their tireless efforts in providing essential care to mothers and newborns. The Prime Minister also highlighted the pivotal role of midwives in addressing behavioural challenges within the health system, emphasising their potential to drive positive change and improve health outcomes across the country.
In addition, Prime Minister Majaliwa outlined key initiatives and policies aimed at improving the status and effectiveness of midwifery services. He emphasised the government’s commitment to investing in midwifery education, training and professional development, with a focus on equipping midwives with the skills and resources they need to deliver high quality care. The Prime Minister also pledged to strengthen the integration of midwifery services within the wider health system, ensuring seamless collaboration and coordination to optimise maternal and child health outcomes.
The Prime Minister’s speech resonated with attendees, inspiring a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to the advancement of midwifery practice. His call to action galvanised support for midwives and underscored the critical role they play in shaping the future of healthcare in Tanzania. The celebration served as a platform to honour and recognise the unwavering commitment of midwives, while highlighting the need for sustained investment and advocacy to elevate the status of midwifery as a cornerstone of the health system.
As the event drew to a close, Prime Minister Majaliwa reaffirmed the government’s unwavering support for midwifery and its commitment to prioritising maternal and child health. His passionate speech set the stage for continued collaboration and innovation in midwifery practice, and signalled a new era of empowerment and recognition for midwives across the country.
Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa’s address at the national celebration of World Midwives Day underscored the pivotal role of midwives in driving positive change and transforming the country’s healthcare landscape. His passionate advocacy for midwifery highlighted the need for sustained investment, recognition and support to elevate the status of midwives as agents of change. The celebration was a powerful reminder of the invaluable contribution of midwives and the need to prioritise maternal and child health as a cornerstone of national development. Prime Minister Majaliwa’s speech resonated deeply with attendees, inspiring a renewed sense of purpose and commitment to advancing midwifery practice and ensuring the well-being of mothers and newborns across Tanzania.
HAPPY INTERNATIONAL MIDWIVES DAY!
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