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Cairo University allocates 216 million pounds for hospital upgrades
The article focused on Cairo University's efforts to develop its university hospitals over the past two years. It highlighted the financial support allocated to this initiative, with the costs for modern medical equipment and major projects amounting to approximately 216.4 million Egyptian pounds, aimed at improving the quality of treatment services and increasing their capacity to accommodate patients. The development included advanced medical devices, air conditioning systems, elevators, and surveillance cameras, in addition to various renovation works across units and departments, with particular attention to the Student Hospital, as well as hospitals such as "Thabet Thabet," "New Kasr Al-Aini," and "La France," among several other major projects. Updates also involved replacing and renovating the power station, along with developments in intensive care units and emergency departments, with costs reaching nearly 300 million pounds. These initiatives are part of a broader plan to enhance healthcare services and provide an integrated treatment environment relying on the latest equipment, with civil society participation supporting these projects. In conclusion, the university emphasizes the priority of developing the Kasr Al-Aini La France hospital and improving its efficiency to serve as a key pillar in the university's and community's healthcare system.
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