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Government boosts healthcare with 1,600 rehab projects
The Prime Minister, Aziz Akhannouch, affirmed that the government is undertaking a comprehensive reform of Morocco's healthcare system, aimed at improving the quality of services and bringing them closer to citizens. These reforms include upgrading 1,400 health centers across various regions and launching a program to complete the renovation of 1,600 new healthcare facilities over the next three years. Additionally, the healthcare infrastructure is being developed through the construction and completion of university hospitals, including the two centers in Rabat and Laayoune, as well as rebuilding other centers such as the hospital in Agadir, alongside modernizing 90 hospitals in need of renewal. On governance, new models for territorial health groups have been introduced in several regions at the national level, accompanied by the activation of regulatory institutions such as the Moroccan Agency for Medicines and Blood, to improve the organization and management of health services. The government is also prioritizing digital transformation by digitizing the healthcare system through a unified information system and a shared medical record, and establishing a national digitization agency. Regarding human resources, the government aims to increase the density of health professionals to 45 practitioners per 10,000 inhabitants by 2030, through a “health employment” system designed to incentivize the retention of expertise. In terms of funding, the government is reviewing drug prices to reduce health insurance expenses, and alleviating financial burdens on families by approximately 866 million MAD annually, ensuring sustainable financing and improving the quality of healthcare services.
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