The United Nations Integrated Office recently handed over a modern medical center to Miketo village, located 35 km from Kalemie, in Tanganyika province. This construction was possible thanks to the MONUSCO quick impact project financing fund.
This new medical center represents a capital importance for the population of Miketo, according to the head doctor of the Nyemba health zone, Nadège Ramazani. She explains that the existing health post could no longer meet the growing needs of the population. Thanks to the rehabilitation of this center, the quality of care provided will be improved and patients will be able to be taken care of adequately.
This example highlights the importance of investments in health infrastructure, particularly in remote areas where access to care may be limited. Projects like this help improve the quality of life of local communities and provide essential medical care.
It is encouraging to see international organizations such as the United Nations engaging in such projects, demonstrating their willingness to provide concrete assistance and support to populations in need.
In conclusion, the handover of the modern medical center to Miketo village by the United Nations Integrated Office is an important step forward in improving access to health care in the Tanganyika region. This demonstrates the importance of investments in health infrastructure to improve the quality of life of local communities.