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Deputy Minister of Healthcare Services Delivery Conducts a visit to Emergency Hospital of Panjshir Province

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Mon, Dec 09 2024 3:09 PM
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The Deputy Minister of Healthcare Services Delivery at the Ministry of Public Health under the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani, accompanied by his delegation, conducted a comprehensive visit to the Emergency Hospital during his official trip to Panjshir Province.

As part of the visit, the deputy minister undertook a thorough inspection of various departments within the hospital and convened a meeting with its senior management.

He commended the quality of healthcare services provided by the Emergency Hospital and reassured the officials of the Ministry’s unwavering commitment to offering full support and cooperation.

The hospital's management expressed profound gratitude to the Ministry’s leadership for prioritizing the evaluation of healthcare services and for proactively addressing the challenges faced by the region.

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