Fatshimetrie recently shared important details about the expansion of the health insurance budget in Egypt. The allocation has been increased to 42.5 million pounds, with the objective of encompassing new segments of the population within the healthcare system. This move will secure the provision of medicines and medical supplies, extending health coverage to over 70% of Egyptians, as stated by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Health and Housing, Hossam Abdel Ghaffar.
In a televised appearance on “Al Masriya,” the spokesperson emphasized that these enhancements by the Ministry of Health align with the presidential initiative “Decent Life.” Additionally, he disclosed that new categories of workers, such as farmers, drivers, and irregular workers, will now benefit from state health coverage.
The rise in the health insurance budget and the broadening of health coverage mark a significant advancement in the healthcare sector of Egypt. This measure will facilitate more individuals accessing vital medical care, thereby contributing to the improvement of the quality of life for many Egyptians.
Fatshimetrie is committed to closely monitoring the progress of this health policy in Egypt and will continue updating its readers regarding the latest developments in this critical area for the well-being of the population.
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1. Egypt Independent – Health Ministry: Health insurance budget upped to cover 70% of Egyptians
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