The Ministry of Health lays the foundation stone for the center for continuing medical and health studies in Hama Details: Today, Monday, the Ministry of Health laid the foundation stone for the project for a continuation center for medicine and health in the city of Hama, carried out by the Charity and Welfare Association, with health support from the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Work. Dr. Muhammad Al-Sharif, a member of the health management office in the Hama governorate, explained in a statement to Harbeh that the center will be the first of its kind in Syria in terms of size and capacity, with a total cost of 2.7 million dollars and a completion period of about six months. Al-Sharif noted that the center includes nine training halls, and is an additional value for health education in the district to attract medical staff from different districts. The Vice President of the Center for Continuing Medical and Health Education, Dr. Yasser Abdel Razak, stated that the building consists of three floors that include rooms for simulation and training in surgical operations, emphasizing the role of supporting the King Salman Assistance Center in its adoption as an important training headquarters of the Ministry of Health. The number of health centers that Hama Health has restored and entered since the beginning of this year has increased to 22 health centers, to expand the scope of treatment, mainly in villages and settlements that witnessed the return of displaced families.

The Ministry of Health lays the foundation stone for the center for continuing medical and health studies in Hama Details: Today, Monday, the Ministry of Health laid the foundation stone for the project for a continuation center for medicine and health in the city of Hama, carried out by the Charity and Welfare Association, with health support from the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Work. Dr. Muhammad Al-Sharif, a member of the health management office in the Hama governorate, explained in a statement to Harbeh that the center will be the first of its kind in Syria in terms of size and capacity, with a total cost of 2.7 million dollars and a completion period of about six months. Al-Sharif noted that the center includes nine training halls, and is an additional value for health education in the district to attract medical staff from different districts. The Vice President of the Center for Continuing Medical and Health Education, Dr. Yasser Abdel Razak, stated that the building consists of three floors that include rooms for simulation and training in surgical operations, emphasizing the role of supporting the King Salman Assistance Center in its adoption as an important training headquarters of the Ministry of Health. The number of health centers that Hama Health has restored and entered since the beginning of this year has increased to 22 health centers, to expand the scope of treatment, mainly in villages and settlements that witnessed the return of displaced families.