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Challenges for Implementing a Health Security Model in the Ground Border Crossings in the MENA Region
Ground crossing borders in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region are vital for trade, migration, and humanitarian relief, yet they remain critical weak points in global health security. Their vulnerability stems from fragile infrastructure, limited resources, and weak surveillance systems,...
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2025
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