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The article focused on the efforts of the Egyptian government to improve healthcare services and promote health justice in Egyptian villages, with particular emphasis on Sohag Governorate, which is home to nearly 6 million citizens. It explained that there are 46 health projects with a total value of up to 13 billion Egyptian pounds, including 31 projects worth 2.5 billion pounds that have been completed, and 15 projects valued at 10.6 billion pounds currently underway. These projects aim to enhance the quality of healthcare across all regions. The article also highlighted the results of waiting list reductions, noting that 3.4 million citizens have been treated at a cost of 38 billion pounds, with average waiting times ranging from one week to three months—shorter than those in major countries like Britain, where waits typically span 6 to 7 months. The article confirmed that the healthcare sector still requires further development, with the minister acknowledging that the road ahead is long. Media personality Ahmed Musa expressed surprise at the figures related to Egyptian doctors’ salaries, emphasizing the presence of highly distinguished Egyptian doctors working abroad.
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