Deputy Minister of Public Health for Health Service conducts a meeting with senior officials from pertinent directorates in his office

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Wed, Dec 04 2024 11:07 AM
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The Deputy Minister of Public Health for Health Service Delivery, Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani, convened a high-level coordination meeting with senior officials from pertinent directorates in his office.

During the session, departmental representatives delivered comprehensive reports detailing the activities and accomplishments achieved over the past three months. Additionally, they engaged in a constructive dialogue with the Deputy Minister, presenting informed insights and actionable recommendations to address prevailing challenges and enhance the efficiency and quality of healthcare services across hospitals and medical centers.

Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani demonstrated keen attentiveness to the perspectives and proposals put forward, underscoring his commitment to fortifying the health sector. He assured participants of his unwavering resolve to allocate greater focus and resources to this critical domain.

Furthermore, he highlighted the pivotal role of interdepartmental coordination in achieving seamless task execution. The Deputy Minister reiterated the necessity of fostering collaborative synergies among officials to ensure the sustained delivery of superior healthcare services.

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