MoPH Holds Coordination Meeting to Strengthen Joint Monitoring Procedures

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Mon, Jul 27 2026 3:50 PM
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A coordination meeting was held under the leadership of Mufti Abdul Qudus Hashimi, Director General of Monitoring and Inspection of the Ministry of Public Health, to strengthen joint monitoring procedures and improve the effectiveness of monitoring activities.

The meeting was attended by Mawlawi Mahmoodullah Zahid, Director of Health Facilities, as well as officials from relevant directorates, technical and professional representatives. The participants held detailed discussions on strengthening joint monitoring procedures, improving the effectiveness of monitoring activities, and enhancing coordination among relevant stakeholders.

It was decided at the meeting that any individual or organization that reopens, without legal authorization, a health facility sealed by the relevant authorities will face necessary legal action by the General Directorate of Monitoring and Inspection in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.

At the conclusion of the meeting, dedicated technical teams were assigned to carry out joint monitoring and instructed to commence their activities in line with the approved plan and checklist.

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