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Khaled Abdel Ghaffar on Public Hospitals
The article features statements from Egypt's Minister of Health and Population, Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, regarding the comprehensive health insurance system in Egypt. He explained that the system aims to improve healthcare services through cooperation between the government, universities, and the private sector. He pointed out that the goal of the system is to provide three hospital beds per one thousand citizens, with the state and universities providing two beds and the private sector contributing one bed through contracted, subsidized agreements with the system. He also emphasized that the government collaborates with international institutions such as the Gustave Roussy Cancer Center to enhance performance. He clarified that 95% of hospital treatment recipients received care through waiting lists and the health insurance system. The government does not sell hospitals; instead, it contracts with them for a set period to upgrade and rehabilitate them, ensuring high-quality healthcare services for citizens. Furthermore, he noted that investment in the healthcare sector is profitable but long-term. Egypt is also working to activate and utilize unused facilities to make healthcare services more efficient.
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