Economic Balance 2027 allocates 215 mln dinars for healthcare development

The Tunisian healthcare system has focused on developing infrastructure and improving the quality of medical services, dedicating 215 million dinars to equip health facilities with a network of modern devices such as MRI machines, X-ray units, and dialysis equipment. Additionally, efforts are underway to complete the construction and expansion of hospitals, including Ghardimaou, Jbel Jmel, and Mateur Hospitals, as well as resuming work on the Nefta Hospital and initiating operations at the Kairouan University Hospital. The plan also includes establishing new departments within hospitals and supporting the digital health system, with the goal of reaching 81% digitization of healthcare infrastructure by 2026, alongside expanding telemedicine and medical imaging services. These investments aim to enhance the quality of healthcare, improve emergency response management, and strengthen the pharmaceutical sector, with a focus on digitization, risk management, and the development of digital and export-ready health services.

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