In the presence of Mr. Musab Al-Ali, Minister of Health; Mr. Mohammad Abdulrahman, Governor of Idlib; and Mr. Samer Al-Arabi, Director of Idlib Health Directorate, the Afs and Maardebsi Health Centers were officially inaugurated in the southeastern countryside of Idlib, with the support of Humanity for All Organization. The initiative aims to enhance access to essential healthcare services for local residents, particularly families returning to the area.
The opening of these centers comes as part of ongoing efforts to ensure the continuity of primary healthcare services in areas witnessing the gradual return of communities. The centers will provide medical consultations, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up services for various health conditions, contributing to improving access to healthcare and reducing the burden on local communities.
This intervention forms part of a broader humanitarian response aimed at supporting the health sector in affected areas and strengthening the capacity of health facilities to meet the increasing needs of the population, particularly in light of the challenges facing the healthcare system.
The inauguration of the two centers also highlights the importance of coordination and collaboration between governmental authorities and humanitarian organizations in supporting and improving health services, ensuring the sustainability and quality of medical care provided to local communities.
Humanity for All Organization reaffirms its commitment to supporting the health sector and working in partnership with relevant stakeholders to strengthen healthcare facilities and expand access to medical services, contributing to improved health conditions and greater community stability in the region.