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ISLAMABAD, Nov 24 (APP):Federal Minister for Health Mustafa Kamal visited Ankara Bilkent City Hospital on Monday, where he praised Turkey’s significant advancements in modern healthcare and patient-centered treatment models.
According to the spokesperson, the visit was part of his ongoing stay in Turkey to attend the 11th Turkish Medical World Congress, being held from November 24 to 26. The minister was accompanied by health ministers and senior delegates from several participating countries.
The hospital’s senior management warmly received the delegation and briefed them on its operations, specialized units, and state-of-the-art medical facilities. Officials also highlighted Turkey’s expanding healthcare system and its adoption of technology-driven, patient-focused services.
The spokesperson said Minister Kamal appreciated the progress achieved by Turkey in the health sector. He also expressed keen interest in Turkey’s healthcare model and emphasized Pakistan’s desire to introduce similar advancements through collaborative exchange programs.
“Cooperation through such exchange programs plays a key role in strengthening mutual engagements, promoting shared experiences, and paving the way for future partnerships,” Mustafa Kamal said.