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Ministry of Public Health Signs $401,849 Healthcare Agreement with TDH for Residents of Nangarhar Province and Kunar Province

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Thu, May 21 2026 12:41 PM
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The Ministry of Public Health signed a $401,849 contract with the TDH organization to strengthen and expand healthcare services for residents of Nangrahar and Kunar provinces.

This contract was signed for a period of one year with the aim of improving the quality of healthcare services, increasing access, and reducing public health problems. Through its implementation, 48,797 residents of the mentioned provinces will receive nutritional services, and employment opportunities will also be created for 33 individuals in the healthcare sector.

Representatives of the TDH organization also expressed their commitment that the project will be implemented within one year in accordance with all set standards, with special attention to meeting the health needs of the people.

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