NEPI Reviews Third-Quarter 1404 Immunization Activities Nationwide

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Thu, Feb 19 2026 12:38 PM
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Dr. Abdul Hakim Hemat, Head of the National Expanded Program on Immunization, held a meeting to review and evaluate the third-quarter activities of the 1404 NEPI with representatives of the WHO, UNICEF, and partner institutions providing Basic Package of Health Services (BPHS).

During the meeting, vaccination activities in all 34 provinces and the performance of implementing organizations across the seven zones were reviewed. Key indicators, target achievement, service quality, equitable access, and nationwide coverage were also assessed.

Emphasis was also placed on strengthening coordination among partners, enhancing reporting systems, promoting the effective use of data for decision-making, addressing existing challenges, and ensuring the quality and sustainability of services.

Concluding the meeting, participants reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the program and improving immunization services nationwide.

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