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Health Ministry allocates 403B pounds for infrastructure since 2014
Since 2014, the Egyptian Ministry of Health has launched a plan to develop the healthcare infrastructure, with investments exceeding 403 billion Egyptian pounds. This initiative included the implementation of 1,309 projects across all governorates of the country. These efforts resulted in adding 19,000 new beds, establishing 170 nurseries, and providing around 2,000 dialysis machines, all of which have contributed to reducing waiting lists and enhancing the capacity of medical services in remote and border areas. This allows citizens to access healthcare services within their governorates without the need to travel to major cities. The plan also involved the creation of medical centers and health projects in various regions, including a medical city in Obour, centralized laboratories in Badr, and hospitals in areas such as Shibin El Qanater and Abu Qurqas.
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