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Deputy Minister Leads Technical Mission to Parwan to Assess and Strengthen Provincial Healthcare Services

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Sun, May 11 2025 4:09 PM
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The Deputy Minister for Health Services at the Ministry of Public Health,  Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqqani, led a technical delegation to Parwan Province to assess the quality of healthcare services.

During the visit, the Deputy met with Parwan’s Public Health Director, Mawlawi Dadullah Imdad, to discuss the mission’s objectives and evaluate the province’s public health service delivery.

Acting on the Deputy’s instructions, the technical team inspected Parwan Provincial Hospital, identified service gaps, and shared recommendations for improvement with hospital officials.

The Deputy conveyed the team's findings to the Provincial Health Director and recommended prompt action to improve healthcare services for Parwan residents.

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