The government is working to develop the country as a 'hub' of medical education: Prime Minister

"The establishment should develop more infrastructures to face and manage any challenges that may come in the health sector," said the Prime Minister.

Noting that most of Nepal's territory is rural, the Prime Minister stressed the need to produce skilled and socially responsible doctors for quality healthcare in rural areas.

Pointing out the need to expand the reach of health services to the rural level, the Prime Minister said that the fact that the common Nepali can get universal health care services is clear only if the public health institutions are strong and strong.

Prime Minister Dahal said that the government has given high priority to the development of the capacity of all public hospitals and said, 'Establishment should take the initiative to provide specialized health services with the identification of social, cultural and environmental factors that affect human health in the community, as well as the quality of services.' He mentioned that

Foundation is currently providing health insurance programs and community-based services in collaboration with the local government.

Prime Minister Dahal said that for the management, operation and regulation of all medical and health science institutes in the country, it is necessary to eliminate duplication in medical education and health services and to build an integrated health science institute.

'In order to provide basic and quality health services to all citizens, attention must be paid to the capacity development of all health institutions, community hospitals and cooperative hospitals,' the Prime Minister said while informing that the government is making necessary preparations to develop Nepal as a 'hub' of medical education.