Deputy Minister for Health Services and Parwan Governor Strategize on Advancing Provincial Healthcare

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Tue, Dec 10 2024 2:36 PM
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The deputy minister for the Provision of Health Services at the Ministry of Public Health of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani, accompanied by his delegation, held a formal meeting with the Governor of Parwan Province, Mufti Mohammad Idrees Anwari, during the course of his official visit to the province.

During this engagement, comprehensive deliberations were undertaken concerning the improvement of healthcare services in Parwan Province, the establishment of additional healthcare centers, and the broader advancement of the health sector.

The Governor of Parwan Province, Mufti Mohammad Idrees Anwari, extended a warm and formal welcome to the delegation from the Ministry of Public Health. Furthermore, he requested the resumption of incomplete projects for several hospitals and advocated for the construction of a dedicated building for the Provincial Public Health Directorate.

The deputy minister for the Provision of Health Services assured his full attention to the proposals presented and reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to the systematic and sustained development of the health sector.

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