Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to improving medical services as a top priority. During a tour in Minya, he inspected Samalout central hospital and the services provided under the presidential initiative “A New Beginning for Building Humans.”
Accompanied by Local Development Minister Manal Awad, Housing Minister Sherif Serbini, Minya Governor Emad Kidwani, and other officials, Madbouly emphasized the importance of focusing on villages and the most vulnerable areas.
Governor Kidwani reported that the governorate has offered around one million services, with a focus on healthcare, as part of the presidential initiative for sustainable development. Assistant Health Minister Anwar Ismail highlighted the efforts made by the Health Ministry to enhance services for citizens.
Hospital director Riham Essam Eddin shared that the hospital has provided 82,000 services through various presidential initiatives, including surgeries to reduce waiting lists. The premier, impressed by the kidney dialysis unit, received positive feedback from patients about the quality of care.
The visit underscored the government’s dedication to enhancing healthcare services and ensuring a healthier future for all Egyptians.