Health Minister meets Stirling Foundation Director of Middle East and Europe
Mikheil Sarjveladze, Georgian Minister of Health, met Brittney Stirling, Stirling Foundation Director of the Middle East and Europe (including the Levant, Turkey, and the Caucasus).
The Minister familiarized Brittney Stirling with ongoing reforms in the country focusing on state programs and services in support of persons with disabilities, women and children.
Mikheil Sarjveladze expressed readiness for cooperation and implementation of joint projects.
The Stirling Foundation is a private charitable organization founded in 2008 by David and Laurea Stirling (co-founders of dōTERRA) and headquartered in Pleasant Grove, Utah.
The international charitable organization’s priority areas include healthcare, entrepreneurship, and support for women, children, and persons with disabilities. The foundation has implemented more than 500 projects across nearly 50 countries.
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Health Minister meets with US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention delegation
16.10.2026.17:17
Minister of Labour, Health, Internally Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, and Social Affairs Mikheil Sarjveladze met with the Deputy Director of the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
According to the Ministry of Health, the parties discussed the long-standing partnership between the relevant Georgian and US agencies, as well as the achievements realised in public health through this cooperation.
Mikheil Sarjveladze highlighted the importance of cooperation with the CDC, noting that this partnership can deliver significant outcomes for the country.
The meeting also addressed the future priorities. As noted, future cooperation will focus increasingly on joint efforts to tackle infectious diseases, bolster Georgia’s long-term capabilities, and deliver mutual benefits.
First Deputy Minister of Health Irakli Sasania, Head of the National Centre for Disease Control and Public Health Irakli Purtseladze, Chargé d’Affaires ad interim at the US Embassy Courtney Austrian, and representatives from the Ministry of Health and the US CDC also attended the meeting.