MoPH Deputy Minister Visits Parwan to Strengthen Healthcare Services and Oversight

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Wed, Jul 08 2026 3:39 PM
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During his visit to Parwan Province, the Deputy Minister for Health Services of the Ministry of Public Health, Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani, along with his accompanying delegation, held a meeting with the Governor of the province, Sheikh Aziz-ur-Rahman Mansoor.

The meeting was also attended by the Director of Public Health of Parwan, Dr. Niaz Mohammad Mukhlis, and representatives of UNICEF. Discussions focused on expanding healthcare services, improving their quality, ensuring the timely provision of standard healthcare services to the public, and addressing existing challenges.

In addition, the Deputy Minister and his accompanying delegation conducted monitoring visits to Parwan Provincial Hospital and district health facilities, reviewed the healthcare services being provided, and issued necessary recommendations to relevant officials regarding service improvement, efficiency enhancement, and addressing existing challenges.

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