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Deputy Minister of Public Health Visits Sheikh Zayed National and Specialized Hospital

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Sun, Mar 15 2026 1:33 PM
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Last evening, Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani, Deputy Minister of Health Services of the MoPH, and his delegation visited Sheikh Zayed National and Specialized Hospital to observe the delivery of health services and joined iftar with the healthcare staff.

During the visit, the Deputy Minister for Health Services Delivery praised the efforts of health workers and urged them to further improve the quality of healthcare services and address patients’ concerns.

H.E Haqqani emphasized that every health worker is obliged to fulfill their moral and professional responsibilities in the best possible manner and urged them to perform their duties with full honesty. He also met with patients and visitors, listened to their concerns, and assured them of full attention and care.

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