Egypt unveils ambitious healthcare infrastructure projects

CAIRO – 6 November 2024: The Egyptian Ministry of Health has unveiled its timeline to complete the development and activation of three major medical cities, along with extensive plans to modernize and expand the healthcare infrastructure.

According to Hossam Abdel Ghaffar, Ministry spokesperson, the country will upgrade hospitals in 11 governorates with a budget of LE10.7 billion, aiming to have over 2,648 new hospital beds by January 2025. Additionally, 10 new hospitals will be constructed by 2027 with a further LE12.5 billion investment.

Egypt is undergoing a healthcare revolution with the announcement of ambitious plans to build new hospitals, upgrade existing facilities, and expand healthcare services across the country.

Additionally, the ministry is investing heavily in central laboratories to improve diagnostic services.

By investing in healthcare infrastructure, Egypt is taking a significant step towards achieving universal health coverage. The project is expected to create new jobs, stimulate the economy, and improve the overall health and well-being of the Egyptian people.