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MP Marwa Halahwa reveals major challenges facing Egypt's healthcare system, where crises recur and become intertwined without any fundamental solutions. There are more than 5,400 documented cases of affected individuals, including doctors, graduates, and patients. She pointed out that the problems relate to an unfair distribution of doctors, delays in assigning graduates, insufficient numbers of internships, lack of transparency in distribution criteria, and an excessive number of medical, dental, and pharmacy faculties that do not align with labor market needs. She emphasized that Egypt’s healthcare system lacks an integrated plan connecting education with market demands and called for a complete overhaul of the health organization from the ground up to ensure the adequate availability of doctors and medications.
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