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Deputy Minister of Health Development and Policy meets with member of the Red Cross Committee

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Sat, May 11 2024 2:10 PM
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The Deputy Minister of Health Development and Policy at the Ministry of Public Health, Dr. Mohammad Hassan Ghiassi, held a meeting with Dr. Abdul Fattah Labib, a member of the Red Cross Committee, at his office.

During this meeting, Dr. Abdul Fattah Labib generously donated 5 biswas of his land in the Qala Zaman Khan area to the Ministry of Public Health, free of charge, for the purpose of constructing a health center to provide essential healthcare services to the public.

Dr. Mohammad Hassan Ghiassi, representing both the people of Afghanistan and the Ministry of Public Health, conveyed sincere gratitude and appreciation to Dr. Abdul Fattah Labib for his noble gesture. He extended heartfelt wishes for continued success and prosperity, while also expressing hopes for Dr. Labib's success in serving the nation.

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