The Minister of Health Discusses Enhancing Medical Services in Al-Sanamin: Reopening the Military Hospital and Meeting the Needs of the Residents
August 27, 2025106 ViewsRead Time: 2 minutes
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The Syrian Minister of Health, Musab Al-Ali, discussed today with a delegation from the city of Al-Sanamin in Daraa Governorate ways to improve the health situation in the region and meet the increasing medical needs of the population during a meeting held at the ministry building in Damascus.
Reopening the Al-Sanamin Military Hospital
The discussions focused on the possibility of reopening the Al-Sanamin Military Hospital, which was previously owned by the Ministry of Health, with the aim of expanding the scope of medical services in the city, which is a vital center for 60 towns and villages, and its population constitutes about 40% of the total population of Daraa Governorate.
Urgent Health Demands from the Local Delegation
The delegation requested the provision of several essential medical equipment, most notably:
- A mammogram device for early cancer detection
- An ambulance to serve emergency cases
- An UPS device to ensure stable operation of the MRI machine
Ministry's Plan: Comprehensive Services Despite Challenges
For his part, Minister Al-Ali confirmed that the ministry seeks to provide comprehensive and sustainable health services despite the challenges, noting that the city of Al-Sanamin will be among the priorities of future health plans due to its geographical and population significance.
Official Attendance and Executive Follow-up
The meeting was attended by the Assistant Minister of Health, Hussein Al-Khatib, along with several directors and officials in the ministry, as part of the follow-up on the implementation of health plans and the identification of actual needs in high population density areas.
