National Centre for Animal Health

The National Center for Animal Health is the official governmental authority responsible for veterinary services and animal health management.
It works under the Ministry of Agriculture and oversees disease surveillance, prevention, and control programs.
The Center monitors and responds to animal diseases, including transboundary and zoonotic diseases.
It ensures compliance with international standards set by organizations such as WOAH and FAO.
The Center also supports public health, food safety, and livestock development through laboratory services and veterinary regulations.