Egypt’s Ministry of Health and Population announced on Wednesday the conclusion of the 100 Days of Health campaign, which provided 130.9 million healthcare services across the country during its 100-day implementation period.
According to ministry spokesman Hossam Abdel Ghaffar, the campaign delivered 130,940,296 medical services through the participation of 13 sectors and entities and the provision of 122 types of healthcare services, reflecting the integration of Egypt’s healthcare system.
The campaign relied on an extensive network of fixed and mobile medical teams to deliver a comprehensive package of services under the presidential public health initiatives, including early detection, medical examinations, follow-up care and health awareness activities, with a particular focus on underserved areas.
The ministry said public health initiatives will continue to provide services through healthcare facilities and medical teams nationwide, maintaining efforts related to early detection, awareness campaigns and regular follow-up.
The ministry also thanked the medical and administrative teams involved in the campaign, while praising citizens’ strong engagement with the services provided.
