The Health Council of the Cooperation Council States is an active Gulf organization in the health field, as it was established in Safar 1396 AH corresponding to February 1976 AD.It is organizationally linked to the General Secretariat of the Arab States of the Gulf Cooperation Council. It also enjoys a legal personality, financial and administrative independence, and the powers and competencies necessary to achieve all its objectives. It’s membership is limited to the countries of the Cooperation Council, along with the Republic of Yemen, which joined it in 2003.

To Deliver Sustainable Programs, Initiatives and Innovative Solutions at the Regional and International Levels to Strengthen Prevention and Promote Population Health and Wellbeing Through Joint Gulf Action

A Gulf Health System that Strengthens Prevention and Promotes Population Health and Wellbeing

Improving service access and quality

Increasing average life expectancy

Strengthening health security

Reducing mortality and morbidity from NCDs
This strategy was built upon the achievements of the Gulf Health Council realized over past decades, which have firmly established its position as a leading institution with a strong and trusted corporate identity. The Council plays a pivotal role in enabling healthcare collaboration across the GCC member states.

Population Health & Protection

Collaboration & Joint Action

ㅤData & Digital Health ㅤ

ㅤInstitutional Excellenceㅤ
The Council’s annual reports come with the aim of highlighting the most important achievements of the various works and achievements in the GCC Health Council, and the most important programs and initiatives of the Council that have contributed to raising the efficiency of health systems, in cooperation with the ministries of health in the GCC countries.