Today, Tuesday, the Ministry of Health inaugurated the peripheral catheterization department at the Palestine Medical Complex in Ramallah, with the support and funding of the “Sons of Ramallah Federation in America” and the implementation of the “Physicians for Palestine” group.

The opening ceremony was attended by Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh , Minister of Health Mai Al-Kailah , Governor of Ramallah and Al-Bireh Laila Ghannam, Director of the Palestine Medical Complex Ahmed Al-Bitawi, President of the Sons of Ramallah Federation in America Issam Daghman, and Cardiovascular Surgeon Ragai Khoury, representing the Shaheen family, who donated With the costs of equipping the department, along with the Mayor of Ramallah, Issa Qassis, the Secretary of the National Council, Fahmy Al-Zaarir, the General Supervisor of Official Media, Minister Ahmed Assaf, and a number of members of the Ramallah Sons Union in the United States of America.

During the inauguration, the director of the Palestine Medical Complex explained that the new section, which contains a device, is the first of its kind in Palestine, and will be dedicated to serving all the people. type in the region.

He stated that the occupation authorities prevented, for six months, the entry of the new device.

Al-Betawi announced that the complex will witness, in the coming months, the opening of a nuclear radiology department, and four new departments in order to serve patients, relieve them and help them in treatment, praising in this context the support provided by the people of Ramallah residing in the United States, and the important role played by the Palestinian doctors working there. , in the development and support of medical personnel and facilities in the city.

For her part, Ghannam said that the Palestine Medical Complex is built on land donated by the people of Ramallah to establish a medical edifice in the city.

She stressed that the new department that opened in the complex will not be exclusive to Ramallah, pointing to the qualitative development achieved by the Palestine Medical Complex in terms of doctors, cadres, unique specialties and staff working around the clock, which makes it a destination for all health service seekers in Palestine.

Ghannam stressed that the Ramallah and Al-Bireh Governorate is looking forward to providing more quality services in the Palestine Medical Complex, and reminded of the need to establish another government hospital in the governorate due to the recent "saturation" of the complex.