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The Deputy Minister convenes a meeting with the ministry's central leaders at his office

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Sun, Jan 28 2024 1:16 PM
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Dr. Mohammad Hassan Ghiassy, the Deputy Minister of Policy and Development at the Ministry of Public Health, convened a meeting with the ministry's central leaders at his office.

The aim of this meeting was to discuss the gathering of information to support the proposed establishment of the Ministry of Public Health for the year 1403, as outlined in the questionnaire sent by the esteemed management of the department.

Mr. Ghiassy appointed a committee comprising representatives from the General Directorate of Human Resources, Policy and Planning, Therapeutic Medicine, Supervision and Evaluation, Financial Directorate, and Monitoring and Information Collection System to collect the necessary information and advocate for the organized establishment of the Ministry of Public Health for the year 1403.

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