Deputy Minister of Health Services Holds An Online Meeting With The Public Directors Of Different Provinces

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Wed, Jul 10 2024 3:30 PM
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The Deputy Minister of Health Services of the Ministry of Public Health, Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani, held an online meeting in his office with the public health directors of Herat, Badghis, and Ghor provinces to deliberate on recent advancements in the health sector and to address existing challenges.

The provincial directors presented the latest developments and current issues within the health sector to the leadership of the Ministry of Public Health and sought resolutions for these challenges.

Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani commended the recent advancements in the health sector in these provinces and underscored the necessity of completing unfinished health projects, ensuring the timely delivery of medicines and other essential health supplies and laboratory materials to hospitals and health centers, in order to fully address the health issues of citizens in need and to provide standard treatments. He urged the health officials to give serious attention to these matters.

Moreover, he assured the health officials of these provinces that necessary measures would be implemented to resolve the existing issues.

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