Punjab Health Minister and NY Assembly Strengthen Nursing Collaboration

Web DeskJuly 1, 2024 06:16 PMnational
  • Punjab Health Minister and NY Assembly discuss nursing sector enhancements
  • Focus on upgrading Nursing Schools to Colleges and increasing budget allocations
  • Efforts to formalize agreement for strengthening nursing education and training
Punjab Health Minister and NY Assembly Strengthen Nursing CollaborationImage Credits: Punjab News Express
Punjab Health Minister and NY State Assembly Deputy Speaker discuss collaborations to enhance nursing sector in Pakistan, focusing on upgrading education and training for better healthcare outcomes.

In a recent meeting held in Lahore, Punjab Health Minister Khawaja Salman Rafique engaged in discussions with a delegation led by Philip Ramos, Deputy Speaker of the New York State Assembly, to explore potential collaborations aimed at enhancing the nursing sector in Pakistan. The meeting, which included key officials from both sides, emphasized the priorities of the Health Department in advancing healthcare services.

Minister Rafique, working closely with Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, emphasized the crucial role of nursing in the healthcare system. He highlighted the government's initiatives to upgrade Nursing Schools to Nursing Colleges and the significant budget allocations for healthcare. The minister also acknowledged the global acclaim received by Punjab's skilled nurses.

Deputy Speaker Ramos commended the Punjab government's efforts in the nursing field and expressed keen interest in formalizing an agreement to further strengthen the sector's development. The meeting, attended by officials such as Additional DG Nursing Farzana and members of the New York State Assembly of Pakistan delegation, aimed to improve nursing education, training, and healthcare services, demonstrating a commitment to enhancing Pakistan-US relations.

The meeting between Punjab Health Minister Khawaja Salman Rafique and the delegation from the New York State Assembly signifies a significant step towards enhancing the nursing sector in Pakistan. The discussions underscored the mutual interest in improving healthcare services and fostering collaboration between the two regions. Such initiatives not only benefit the healthcare system but also contribute to strengthening international relations, ultimately leading to better healthcare outcomes for the people of Pakistan.

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