Deputy Health Minister Visits Three Medical Centers in Kabul

Maulavi Abdulwali Haqqani, the Deputy Minister for Health Services Delivery of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, recently visited three medical facilities in Kabul to evaluate service quality and operational standards. The inspections focused on the Central Polyclinic, the Noor Specialized Eye Treatment Hospital, and the Central Blood Bank.

During the visits, Haqqani reviewed patient treatment processes and assessed the overall quality of health services provided at each location. He also examined staff conduct and the organizational management of daily medical operations. The deputy minister’s evaluations were conducted to ensure that healthcare delivery aligns with established ministry protocols and meets the needs of the public.

Following his assessments, Haqqani issued clear instructions to health workers and administrative personnel. He directed staff to treat patients with care and to fulfill their professional responsibilities with honesty. The deputy minister emphasized that negligence toward patients is unacceptable and stressed the importance of providing timely medical services to all individuals seeking care. He reiterated that maintaining high standards of patient care remains a priority for the health sector.

The visits underscore the ministry’s focus on monitoring healthcare operations within the capital. By directly observing facility conditions and engaging with medical staff, officials aim to reinforce accountability and improve the efficiency of public health services across Kabul.