The Libyan Ministry of Health, under the temporary unity government, has carried out 120 field inspection visits to private health facilities and activities in several municipalities in western Libya. These visits, which took place on November 4, 2026, aimed to ensure compliance with legal, administrative, and technical standards, as well as health quality and safety measures. The inspections covered various health facilities, including non-institutional and institutional health facilities, specialized clinics, dental clinics and centers, and medical laboratories.
The inspection visits were conducted in coordination with the health services administrations, inspection and monitoring offices, and private sector units. The ministry's efforts were supported by the municipal offices of the Health Ministry's private sector unit and the Libyan Municipal Guard. The inspections revealed several administrative and technical violations, prompting the ministry to take necessary legal and administrative actions against the violators.
The Libyan Health Ministry emphasized that the campaign is part of its efforts to enhance oversight of private health facilities and ensure they meet the required licenses and approvals. The ministry aims to guarantee that these facilities adhere to approved health standards, prioritizing patient safety and the quality of medical services provided to citizens.
The inspection visits covered various municipalities, including Ain Zara, Tajoura, Abu Slim, Al-Andalus, Janzour, Qasr bin Ghashir, Misrata, and Ghadames. The ministry's teams verified that these facilities comply with the required standards, and those found to be non-compliant faced necessary actions, including closure.
The Libyan Ministry of Health reaffirmed its commitment to continuing these inspection campaigns to ensure the provision of high-quality medical services and protect public health. The ministry's efforts focus on promoting a culture of compliance with health standards and regulations among private health facilities.
Key areas of focus during the inspections included verifying the validity of licenses and approvals, evaluating the quality of medical services, and ensuring compliance with health and safety standards. The ministry's actions aim to enhance the overall quality of healthcare in Libya.
The recent inspection visits reflect the Libyan government's efforts to strengthen its healthcare system and improve the quality of services provided to citizens. By prioritizing compliance with health standards and regulations, the ministry seeks to ensure that all health facilities, including private ones, contribute to the well-being of the Libyan population.
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- The Libyan Ministry of Health conducted 120 inspection visits to private health facilities in western Libya to ensure compliance with health standards and regulations.
