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The Gulf Center for Disease Prevention and Control (Gulf CDC) is a regional public health organization working to strengthen disease prevention, health protection, and emergency preparedness across the Gulf. Its work brings together research, surveillance, policy development, training, and coordination among public health partners. The center provides public health information and data dashboards, publishes risk assessment reports, and supports regional planning for public health emergencies, including a Gulf emergency preparedness plan for 2025–2030.

Its programs address infectious and noncommunicable diseases, injuries, and broader public health priorities. The center also develops policies and guidance, supports research and knowledge management, and offers training and capacity-building activities. Its regional initiatives include work on immunization, cancer surveillance, road safety, health promotion, antimicrobial resistance, disease monitoring, and rapid response teams.

Through professional networks, expert partnerships, workshops, and meetings with national and international organizations, Gulf CDC encourages cooperation and shared approaches to health challenges. Its reports, events, and educational resources help inform public health practice and support stronger preparedness across Gulf countries