Minister of Public Health convenes a virtual meeting with provincial health heads from his office

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Wed, Mar 20 2024 1:57 PM
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"His Excellency, The Minister of Public Health of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Dr. Qalandar Ebad, convened a virtual meeting with provincial health heads from his office.

During this session, discussions centered on bolstering the healthcare system in the provinces, ensuring the delivery of standardized services in hospitals, and addressing prevalent challenges within the healthcare sector.

Respected Dr. Qalandar Ebad, emphasizing the imperative of fortifying the healthcare infrastructure, urged provincial officials to diligently provide optimal healthcare services to citizens across all hospitals and health centers. He underscored the importance of promptly addressing citizens' health concerns.

Additionally, His Excellency, Ebad attentively listened to the challenges articulated by provincial health authorities and pledged comprehensive solutions.

In turn, the provincial health heads underscored the necessity of conducting such virtual engagements to facilitate the resolution of healthcare issues and enhance coordination with the Ministry of Public Health leadership."

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