Thursday 2 January 2025
Ibn Sina Teaching Hospital this morning reopened the late Dr. Abdulqader Al-Ammari Hall after comprehensive expansion, upgrading and equipping works carried out and supervised by the Ministry of Labour and Rehabilitation of the Libyan Government.
The opening was attended by the Minister of Labour and Rehabilitation, Dr. Abdullah Al-Sharif, the Director General of Ibn Sina Teaching Hospital, Dr. Ali Khalifa Eljarroshi, and a group of the hospital's consultants, specialists and doctors.
This step is part of the government's efforts to develop the health sector in the city, implementing direct instructions from the General Command of the Armed Forces and the Libyan Government on developing the city's health infrastructure.
The hall has been equipped with the latest technology for hosting scientific and medical conferences and seminars, including a high-definition display screen, an advanced sound system, 175 comfortable seats and a large reception area.
On this occasion, the Director General, Dr. Ali Eljarroshi, expressed his sincere thanks and gratitude to the Minister of Labour and Rehabilitation for his support and cooperation, noting that the hall will be a valuable addition to the hospital and will host many scientific conferences.
For his part, the Minister praised the efforts of the hospital's young management and affirmed that the Libyan Government will continue to support the health sector and repair the city's health infrastructure, adding: "We are proud of the outstanding medical services Ibn Sina Teaching Hospital provides to citizens, and we look forward to expanding and supporting these services in all fields and specialties."
Initiatives like this represent a qualitative leap in the medical services provided in Sirte and aim to raise the level of healthcare in the city.
