Egypt has signed new cooperation protocols with the Upper Egypt Development Authority focused on improving healthcare services in Upper Egypt. These initiatives aim to expand medical services, strengthen family healthcare, and enhance hospital facilities, ensuring continuous access to essential healthcare, even during holidays.
Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population has entered into two new cooperation protocols with the Upper Egypt Development Authority aimed at enhancing healthcare services in Upper Egypt. This initiative aligns with the state-led program, “New Beginning to Build the Egyptian Person,” and was reported by Daily News Egypt, a partner of TV BRICS. The agreements prioritize expanding medical services, bolstering family healthcare, and improving hospital infrastructure to promote sustainable development in the region.
These protocols were signed under the supervision of Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Health and Population, alongside representatives from the Upper Egypt Development Authority. The collaboration is designed to upgrade family medicine centers, enhance both diagnostic and surgical services, and ensure better access to essential medications for the community.
Hospitals that are part of this agreement will provide comprehensive medical care available 24/7, as well as unpaid services and advanced treatment facilities. This initiative aims to guarantee continuous healthcare availability for the population, even during public holidays, thereby reinforcing the healthcare system in Upper Egypt.
In summary, Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population has signed cooperation protocols intended to improve healthcare services in Upper Egypt. With a focus on family healthcare and hospital facilities, this initiative aims to enhance both access to medical care and treatment quality in the region. The collaboration signifies a progressive step towards sustainable development in healthcare for the Egyptian populace.
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