MoPH Deputy Minister Conducts Oversight Visit to Indira Gandhi Hospital to Enhance Healthcare Standards

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Thu, Mar 13 2025 11:18 AM
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The Deputy Minister of Healthcare Services at the Ministry of Public Health, Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani, accompanied by the technical team of the General Directorate of Curative Medicine, conducted an oversight visit to the Childcare (Indira Gandhi) Hospital.

During this oversight, which aimed at ensuring comprehensive monitoring of public and private hospitals across the country, enhancing transparency, and delivering healthcare services to citizens in a standardized manner, the Deputy Minister of Healthcare Services, along with several other officials, participated.

While meeting with the hospital director and relevant officials, the Deputy Minister of Healthcare Services emphasized that every individual should recognize their responsibilities and fulfil them diligently.

Similarly, the General Director of Curative Medicine, Dr. Wahdat Alokozay, underscored the necessity of providing essential services and issued critical recommendations to address shortcomings.

Furthermore, the hospital director warmly welcomed the oversight visit, describing it as instrumental in strengthening and accelerating the hospital's operations.

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