The emergency hospital in Gezira state, Sudan, has resumed operations after being officially reopened by the state government. The hospital's revival aims to broaden healthcare services and transition the sector from recovery and rehabilitation to developing medical care quality and introducing new specialized services. The reopening ceremony was attended by the state's Wali (governor), Prof. Tahir Ibrahim Al-Khair, and the Federal Minister of Health, Dr. Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim.
The Federal Minister of Health announced that the ministry will continue to support Gezira state by providing medical equipment and devices. He also revealed plans to start kidney and liver transplant operations before the end of the year, which will be a significant addition to the state's specialized healthcare services. This move is expected to enhance the state's medical capabilities and provide more treatment options for its citizens.
According to Dr. Haitham, the healthcare sector in Gezira state has made notable progress, and the federal ministry is committed to supporting its further development. He also expressed commitment to supporting the East Nile Injuries Center, which will contribute to improving neurosurgery services and completing the state's medical specialization programs. The minister praised the efforts of the state's Wali in supporting the healthcare sector despite the challenges posed by the war.
The Wali of Gezira state emphasized that the state's hospitals are ready to provide specialized treatment services, which will support medical tourism. He announced continued support for the healthcare sector and efforts to establish Gezira as a reference center for healthcare, treatment, training, and rehabilitation, serving the state's citizens and neighboring states. The Wali's efforts aim to strengthen medical services and meet the needs of the local population.
Dr. Osama Abdulrahman Al-Faki, the acting Director-General of the state's Ministry of Health, highlighted the significance of the emergency hospital's resumption, describing it as a valuable addition to the state's healthcare system. He commended the state government's support and efforts to rehabilitate and develop healthcare institutions. The hospital's reopening is expected to improve healthcare services and provide better treatment options for the local population.
The Federal Ministry of Health participated in the World Heart Day celebrations at the Heart Center in Gezira state, focusing on health awareness, heart disease prevention, and promoting healthy habits such as walking and quitting smoking. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of heart health and encourage citizens to adopt healthier lifestyles. The ministry's participation demonstrates its commitment to promoting public health and preventing diseases.
The expansion of healthcare services in Gezira state, including the reopening of the emergency hospital and the introduction of specialized treatments, is expected to have a positive impact on the local population. The state's efforts to develop its healthcare sector, with support from the federal ministry, aim to provide better medical care and services, ultimately improving the health and well-being of its citizens.
Key points
- Gezira state in Sudan reopens emergency hospital to expand healthcare services
- Plans to introduce kidney and liver transplant services before the end of the year
- The state's healthcare sector receives continued support from the federal ministry
