- Our government is determined to use modern technology in the health sector: Prime Minister Shahbaz
- “We have to include health care care, global health coverage, improve mental health and elimination of health inequalities in our priorities,” he said.
Islamabad: Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif reaffirmed the national commitment to ensure healthcare facilities and welfare and welfare of every citizen, emphasizing that the health of mothers and children, healthy families and stable communities is the basis of a promising nation and guaranteed a bright future for all.
In a message on the World Health Day celebrated on April 7, he said that this year’s theme “Healthy Start, Hopeful Future” highlights the importance of the health of newly born children.
He said that Pakistan had made considerable progress in ensuring the good health of the mother and the child, but he added that, however, a long journey has been made. He remarked, “We have to strengthen our health system in a way that can effectively deal with medical and various social factors that affect the child and health of newly born children.”
“Our government is committed to utilizing modern technology in the health sector and will establish a strong partnership to improve public health care,” he said.
“We want to fill the gulfs that are especially hindering health services, especially in the low -developed and remote areas,” he added. We want to fill the gaps through digital health tools, data -based policy -making and effective participation of the community. “
The Prime Minister said, “Celebrating World Health Day 2025, let us reaffirm the need for a coordinated and multi -sectarian perspective for health. This view should include coordinating and practical steps in health care, education, nutrition, environment and management.”
“We have to include our priorities, to include health care, global health coverage, improve mental health and elimination of health inequality,” he said.
“Our aim is to ensure every individual, trained medical personnel, safe medical treatment and timely medicines, wherever and whenever they are needed,” he said.
