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President of Cairo University Mohamed al-Khosht stated Thursday that those hospitals are equipped with the most modern devices.
The cost is LE17 billion.
The health ministers of Egypt and Equatorial Guinea met Wednesday to discuss collaboration.
The Egyptian government is taking significant steps to shield its citizens. In a major budgetary shift, more than half of the expected state revenues, amounting to LE 2.99 trillion, are being directed toward social spending programs for the upcoming fiscal year
According to an unnamed government official familiar with the project, the construction operations are set to be completed within the next year
Minister of Social Solidarity Nevine al-Qabbaj stated Sunday that 3.5 million citizens obtain medical services from healthcare facilities owned and run by the civil society.
Chairman of the Public Authority for Universal Health Insurance Ihab Abou Eish made statements Sunday.
The House of Representatives approved in principle Sunday the draft law submitted by the government.
Consultant to Health Minister for Population Affairs and Family Development Amr Hassan stated Tuesday that curbing high population growth in Egypt could be achieved by eliminating unintended pregnancies.
The President gave directives to swiftly complete the required legislative steps.
The statements were made during the Mother’s Day ceremony attended by the president and First Lady Intissar al-Sisi.
President Sisi met Tuesday with the prime minister and planning minister.
The budget allocated is LE10.9 billion.
The strategy will help spare 10 million children the risk of not reaching their full potential.
The Ministry of Social Solidarity announced the conclusion of the first phase of the "1000-Kilometer Journey" campaign.
The resort will be built on 40 feddans, creating 4,500 jobs.
The initiative is worth $2.5 million.
In the past eight years, projects, aimed at achieving human development, were implemented.
Head of the Doctors Syndicate Osama Abdel Hay told press Sunday that 2,000 of members volunteered to work in Gaza.
The UNRWA also declared that, since October 7, 53 of its staff had been killed, while 42 of its installations had been damaged.
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