The college hosted a timely public lecture titled "Rebuilding Health Systems in Times of Crisis: Policy Responses and Resilience in Conflict-Affected Areas of the Amhara Region, Ethiopia."

The keynote address was delivered by renowned Health Systems and Policy Specialist Professor Mezgebu Yitayal, who provided in-depth insights into the impact of conflict on health systems and proposed practical policy responses for building resilience in fragile settings.

The session was skillfully moderated by Dr. Mohammed Hussien, engaging health professionals, academics, and other stakeholders in meaningful dialogue.

Professor Mezgebu underscored that conflict leaves lasting scars on both health systems and human lives. The path from conflict to health system recovery is challenging—but possible.

Drawing on global and local experiences, he emphasized that with strong leadership, innovation, and active community ownership, resilience can be built even in the most fragile contexts.

The lecture called for all stakeholders—government, NGOs, academia, and communities—to invest in adaptive policy frameworks, collaborative planning, and evidence-based reforms.

By addressing health policy gaps and working in unison, it is possible recover and build a stronger, more equitable, and more resilient health system that ensures no one is left behind.

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