According to Webda, this visit marks a major step toward strengthening healthcare infrastructure and advancing health equity for the people of North Khorasan.

 

In his first official trip to the province, Dr. Zafarghandi began his remarks by commending the efforts of the university’s leadership team, noting that the reports presented reflect a capable and forward-looking management. He emphasized that their performance over the past year promises a brighter future for the province’s healthcare sector.

 

Highlighting the critical importance of human resources in the health system, the Minister stated: “Qualified faculty members, skilled professionals, students, and even the referral system, all form an interconnected chain safeguarding the future of the country’s health. Therefore, we must strive to address existing shortages through flexibility and by adopting models tailored to diverse challenges. Supporting and strengthening rare specialties is also among the ministry’s key priorities.”

 

As part of this visit, a wide range of projects, including medical centers, specialized hospital wards, and modern health infrastructures will be inaugurated, with substantial investments dedicated to expanding the province’s healthcare network.