Ministry of Public Health signs $10.3 million contract to expand health services in Paktia
KABUL, Afghanistan — The Ministry of Public Health signed a contract worth $10,349,009 with Hiltonet TPO to strengthen and expand health services for residents of Paktia province.
The ministry's press office announced the deal, which spans one and a half years. Under the agreement, basic and specialized health services will be provided through primary health centers in the province.
Ministry officials stated the contract aims to improve health service quality, increase access and reduce health issues among the population. Implementation of the project will create jobs for approximately 1,538 people in various health sectors.
Representatives from Hiltonet TPO assured that the project will be executed within the 1.5-year timeframe in line with all established standards, with special attention to addressing residents' health needs.
The Ministry of Public Health reiterated its commitment to ongoing cooperation with national and international organizations across all provinces to further enhance health services and facilities for the public.
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