Boosting Coordination: Key Meeting on Health Development Projects at Ministry of Public Health

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Tue, Jan 28 2025 4:11 PM
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A meeting was held by the Directorate of Health Policy and Planning at the Ministry of Public Health to improve coordination in development projects.

The Minister of Public Health, Mawlawi Noor Jalal Jalali, along with central directors and development project managers, attended the meeting.

Key discussions included overview of the budget and expenditures for development projects,

projected expenditures for the current solar year (1403), a brief report from project officials detailed breakdown of project expenses, enhanced coordination between relevant agencies.

Dr. Syed Rasool Mangal, the Director of Health Policy and Planning, urged officials to effectively manage the available budget, ensuring coordination and focusing on their responsibilities to provide high-quality health services to the public.

Additionally, development project managers shared their challenges and suggestions with the Ministry’s leadership, reaffirming their commitment to ongoing cooperation.

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