Deputy Minister of Health Services Visits Herat’s 150-Bed Addiction Treatment Center and Pledges Support for Service Improvements

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Mon, Apr 28 2025 2:53 PM
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Herat, Afghanistan – Mawlawi Abdulwali Haqqani, the Deputy Minister of Health Services at the Ministry of Public Health, accompanied by his delegation, conducted an official visit to the 150-bed addiction treatment facility in Herat.

During the visit, Haqqani commended the healthcare professionals for their unwavering dedication and tireless efforts in providing essential services to individuals battling addiction. He underscored the importance of delivering care with compassion and professionalism to ensure the well-being of patients.

The Deputy Minister also engaged in discussions with the healthcare staff to understand the challenges they face and to gather their recommendations for enhancing the quality of services. He assured them that the Ministry is committed to addressing these concerns and implementing necessary improvements.

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