PM reviews major hospital projects, directs swift completion
Mettis Global • • 1 min read

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has asked for the initial stage of the Jinnah Medical Complex and Research Centre to be finished by March of next year, according to a press release. Presiding over a review session in Islamabad, he stressed that healthcare access for citizens is a key government goal. He also pushed for quicker progress on health sector reforms.
Officials at the meeting presented several designs and proposals for the planned complex, while the Phase-II expansion of the Federal Government Polyclinic was also reviewed. It was agreed that the Polyclinic extension now being built in Sector G-11 will serve as the opening section of the Jinnah complex, so that the facility can start operating as soon as possible. Sharif wants the hospital to be a modern, advanced facility with high-tech equipment, and he asked that third-party validation continue alongside construction.
At a glance
- Sharif has set March next year as the target for the initial stage.
- The Polyclinic extension in Sector G-11 will become the opening section of the complex.
- Third-party validation will continue during construction, and the hospital will be equipped with high-tech gear.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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