Islamabad: At a ceremony in Islamabad today, Dr. Malik Mukhtar Ahmad, Coordinator to the Prime Minister on Health, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to expanding family planning services across Pakistan. The initiative aims to address the significant reproductive health challenges faced by the country’s burgeoning population.

According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Dr. Mukhtar emphasized the importance of reproductive health within the government’s health agenda. He highlighted the critical need to enhance family planning services to ensure the well-being of women throughout the country.

Pakistan, with a population now exceeding 240 million, experiences considerable strains in its healthcare system, particularly in the area of reproductive health. Dr. Mukhtar’s statements underscore the government’s recognition of these challenges and its intent to prioritize and improve health services that are fundamental to family planning.

The government’s strategy includes increasing access to reproductive health services, improving the quality of care, and ensuring that family planning is integrally linked to women’s health initiatives across all provinces. This approach aims to provide equitable health services to meet the diverse needs of Pakistan’s population.

Dr. Mukhtar called for a collective effort among healthcare providers, community leaders, and international partners to support and expand these essential services, marking a crucial step towards safeguarding public health and enhancing the quality of life for millions of Pakistani families.