Al-Tahrawi Allocates 1.4B Dh for Sidi Taoufiq Healthcare
The Ministry of Health and Social Protection in the Sétat Region plans to implement healthcare projects worth nearly 1.4 billion Moroccan dirhams aimed at strengthening healthcare infrastructure and improving medical services. These plans include construction of a new regional hospital with a capacity of over 200 beds at a cost of approximately 800 million dirhams, as well as rehabilitating the current hospital to ensure continuous improvement in patient reception conditions during the construction period, which is expected to last 8 to 9 months. Additionally, the process of upgrading 1,400 healthcare centers out of 3,000 will be completed, with a total investment of 6.6 billion dirhams, to standardize service quality between urban and rural areas. Moreover, Sétat will benefit from the addition of over 150 healthcare professionals in 2025, with a plan to recruit around 80 professionals during September and October, as part of efforts to address the shortage of healthcare staff. The initiatives also focus on developing the training system, governance, and unifying sector management through the formation of local health groups. Further projects include repairing emergency services and improving patient transfer operations, along with the rebuilding of the university hospital center in Casablanca to strengthen services in the Casablanca-Settat region. These initiatives aim to enhance the quality of healthcare services and bring them closer to citizens through an integrated healthcare system that encompasses building new facilities and improving human resources.
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