Minister lauds ADB’s support in strengthening KP healthcare system
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Health Minister met with an Asian Development Bank delegation to review progress on a project aimed at rehabilitating district-level hospitals. The initiative focuses on improving healthcare infrastructure and service delivery across the province.
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Infrastructure development in healthcare is critical for improving public health outcomes and accessibility in developing regions.
Peshawar - Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Health, Khaleeq-ur-Rehman, chaired a high-level meeting with a mission from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) following the successful completion of its four-day review of the mega project for the rehabilitation and strengthening of District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospitals across the province.
The meeting was attended by Secretary Health Fayaz Ali Shah, senior officials of the Health Department, and representatives of the project implementation team. The ADB delegation included Senior Social Sector Specialist Heido Heitzing, Social Sector Specialist Umar Bin Zia, and Health System Strengthening Programme Technical Lead Zubaida Mustafa.
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During the meeting, the delegation shared the findings of the four-day review mission, highlighting the progress achieved under the ADB-supported Health System Strengthening Programme. The participants also reviewed key milestones in the ongoing rehabilitation and strengthening of DHQ hospitals across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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