Zambia(CU)_ Zanis-Zambia and the Indian government have reached an agreement to develop a state-of-the-art medical center in Zambia. The purpose of the medical center that will be constructed in Zambia is to provide high quality health care services to the patients who frequently travel overseas for specialized medical treatment.
After having conversations of mutual interest in New Delhi, India, Vice President Mutale Nalumango and the administration of Apollo Hospital reached an agreement. Mrs. Nalumango stated that the government prioritizes health owing to its significance in achieving the nation’s development goals. She mentioned that numerous patients from all around the globe, including Zambia, had benefited from the services provided by Apollo Hospitals.
According to the Vice President, the opening of Apollo Hospital in Zambia will provide unique, high-quality health care services to a large number of individuals. According to Mrs. Nalumango, owing to Zambia’s unique geographical position in the area, people from neighboring countries will also benefit greatly from the health care services.
According to Harinder Sidhu, Vice President for Corporate Development at Apollo Hospitals, his team stays committed to providing suitable, high-quality health care treatments and to assist individuals in gaining access to enhanced health care services. According to Dr. Sidhu, his institution is committed to continue partnering with nations such as Zambia in order to provide quality health treatment.
According to Shanti Sausal, the Director of Medical Services, the hospital has a team of highly qualified and experienced staff that have done innovative procedures and saved the lives of several patients. The Vice President also visited the outpatient and inpatient departments as well as inspected the facility’s high-tech diagnostic equipment.
During the tour, Mrs. Nalumango paid a visit to the hospital and inspected Zambians who are looking for various medical treatments and other services at the hospital. Apollo Hospital in India runs 74 hospitals in its network, has over 4,500 pharmacies, a variety of medical schools and nursing care facilities, and provides treatment for simple to complicated medical issues.
