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Professor Mohamed Janabi, Executive Director of Muhimbili National Hospital and a trusted health advisor to President Samia,
has addressed recent public interest surrounding his possible nomination for a leadership position at the World Health Organization (WHO). His comments followed remarks made by President Samia that brought his name into the spotlight regarding the prestigious role.
During a press briefing on December 12, 2024, Professor Janabi called for calm and patience. “I understand the excitement, but I urge Tanzanians to allow the process to take its course. When the time comes, all relevant information will be made public,” he said.
The mention of Janabi for a WHO leadership position underscores Tanzania’s growing recognition on the global health stage. As one of the nation’s most esteemed health professionals, his leadership at Muhimbili National Hospital has been transformative, spearheading advancements in healthcare delivery and innovation.
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Observers view Janabi’s potential candidacy as a reflection of his extensive experience and dedication to public health, qualities that align with WHO’s mission of improving global health equity. However, he remains focused on his current responsibilities. “For now, my priority remains serving Tanzania and advancing our health system,” he emphasized.
Janabi’s measured response resonates with many, highlighting his humility and professionalism amid widespread speculation. While excitement builds over the possibility of his nomination, he has reiterated his commitment to national health priorities, ensuring continued progress within the country’s healthcare framework.
