Meeting of Chief Physicians Held Under the Chairmanship of Deputy Minister Qari Abdul Wali Sediqi

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Tue, Oct 13 2026 10:49 AM
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The meeting was attended by Dr. Nisar Ahmad Niazi, Director General of Postgraduate Medical Education of the Ministry of Public Health, relevant officials, and members of the Chief Physicians Council of the central hospitals.

Participants discussed the promotion of several specialists, the appointment of certain specialist trainers as chief physicians, and the inclusion of 24 doctors whose specialist training had been interrupted due to their forced deportation from Pakistan in the specialist training programme to enable them to complete their studies. They also discussed the cases of two trainer doctors over violations of training regulations and abuse of official authority.

Qari Abdul Wali Sediqi instructed the relevant officials to take the necessary measures. He emphasized that they must fulfil their responsibilities properly, stressing that their duties constitute a great trust entrusted to them by the nation.

The Deputy Minister of Finance and Administration Affairs also told council members that if they encountered any difficulties in carrying out their responsibilities, they could bring them to his attention so that appropriate action could be taken to address their concerns.

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