Karachi, The caretaker Federal Minister for National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination, Dr. Nadeem Jan, announced today that significant reforms are being implemented to improve the national health system in Pakistan, aiming to better serve the population. Speaking to the media after a ceremony in Karachi, Dr. Jan outlined several key initiatives underway, including steps to boost the capacity of the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan and efforts to increase the production of nurses to meet both international and national demands.
According to Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, these reforms are part of a broader strategy to enhance the healthcare infrastructure and services across the country. Dr. Jan emphasized the government’s commitment to making medicines more affordable for the public by focusing on domestic manufacturing. This approach is expected to ensure the availability of essential drugs at lower prices, addressing a critical need within the healthcare sector.
The minister’s announcements reflect the government’s proactive stance on healthcare reform, highlighting a comprehensive plan that encompasses regulatory improvements, workforce expansion, and pharmaceutical production. These efforts are aimed at creating a more accessible, efficient, and cost-effective healthcare system for the people of Pakistan.