Mr Salako said experts from the health and power sectors would attend the proposed national dialogue.
He urged public health advocates, educators, and community leaders to support the national effort through community outreach.
Mr Salako stressed that cancer care should not be limited to urban areas.
The minister said the government had created the Cancer Health Fund to support cancer patients nationwide.
The federal government has reaffirmed its commitment to health education and prevention strategies.
He said that the ministry would continue to prioritise medical laboratory science.
The minister explained that the dialysis would be done at an 80 per cent subsidy to ensure that dialysis care is more accessible and affordable to Nigerians.
The federal government has announced that measures are in place to integrate Noma activities into the existing structures of Neglected Tropical Diseases.
He said that it had also affected the ecosystems, wildlife, and ultimately, human health.
Mr Salako said managing losses and waste wisely was crucial to reducing the hunger experienced by millions suffering from food scarcity.
