Deputy Minister for Health Promotion and Policy Chairs Coordination Meeting

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Thu, Aug 28 2025 1:00 PM
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The Deputy Minister's Office for Health Promotion and Policy of the Ministry of Public Health Holds a Coordination Meeting with Officials from the Relevant Directorates.

The meeting was attended by Dr. Mohammad Hassan Ghiasy, Deputy Minister for Health Promotion and Policy at the Ministry of Public Health, along with advisors to the deputy minister's office and officials from relevant directorates. The agenda included reviewing decisions from previous meetings, evaluating completed activities, enhancing coordination, and discussing measures to improve and strengthen the health system.

In addition, officials from the relevant directorates presented their activities, challenges, and achievements to the Deputy Minister, who assured them of his support and cooperation and offered the necessary recommendations for more effective management of affairs.

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