Egypt has successfully averted outbreaks of monkeypox and cholera, according to Dr. Amgad El Hadad, Head of Immunology and Allergy at the Serum and Vaccine Institute. He highlighted the country’s strong surveillance network, which includes rigorous monitoring at airports and ports, particularly for travelers arriving from Sudan and Congo. The institute also conducts regular water analysis to ensure its safety. Dr. El Hadad emphasized Egypt’s proactive approach, with its robust health system playing a crucial role in preventing these diseases from spreading. He stressed the importance of a functional disease surveillance program in early detection and control of potential outbreaks.