Egypt’s health authorities said on Friday that the country faces no risk from the hantavirus, stressing that no cases have been detected nationwide and that the overall health situation remains “stable and completely safe.”
Egyptian actress Yousra and several hospital officials joined the tour.
The minister detailed the impact of the “100 Million Health” presidential initiatives, which have delivered nearly 260 million medical screenings to about 93 million people.
Egypt offered a promising regulatory environment and a strategic platform for regional pharmaceutical operations.
The campaign offers a wide range of services, including regular medical checkups, health education, home delivery of medications for chronic disease patients, and distribution of educational materials to promote healthier lifestyles during Ramadan
Communities in and around Cairo are seeing signs of hope as some of the city’s largest landfills take on new life.
The book, “Egypt and Medicine: A Journey Through Time,” detailing the history of Egypt’s pharmaceutical industry from ancient Pharaonic times to the present.
The medical convoy begins operations on Saturday, December 20, 2025.
Egypt is advancing international agreements with the European Investment Bank to build a multi-stage vaccine manufacturing facility
The award recognizes Egypt’s groundbreaking project to fully digitize the national vaccination system.
Egypt reaffirmed its role in ensuring the safety and rapid delivery of medical aid to Palestinians.
The funding will enable the hospital to purchase an MRI-compatible anesthesia machine, a critical piece of equipment that allows young cancer patients to undergo safe and accurate MRI scans.
Egypt and Turkey plan exchanges of medical expertise and visits between the two countries’ health teams
The session reviewed global experiences, legal frameworks, investment priorities, and strategies to boost financing, infrastructure, and access.
Egypt prioritizes public health, achieving significant reductions in tuberculosis rates through early detection, free treatment, and advanced infrastructure
The visit highlights strong Egyptian-African cooperation in healthcare and ongoing efforts to provide advanced medical services and training across the continent.
As part of the proposed partnership, specialized robotic systems for various types of operations will be introduced, and Egyptian surgeons will receive advanced training
Indian ambassador noted that Egypt’s market is highly promising and attractive for Indian companies specializing in health technology and digital transformation.
Both sides agreed to enhance coordination through mutual visits and specialized training programs to transfer Egypt’s expertise in public health, preventive programs, and comprehensive health insurance.
The report shines a spotlight on the environmental and health challenges posed by these so-called “forever chemicals” and highlights a need for greater regional research and capabilities to address the threat.
The award was presented during the annual awards ceremony held on the sidelines of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly and the fourth High-Level Meeting on Non-Communicable Diseases in New York, attended by global leaders and representatives of UN organizations.
Egypt’s Health Minister met Mindray’s CEO to boost local medical device manufacturing, discussing technology transfer, AI equipment, training, and a “Mindray Academy.”
Egypt’s Minister of Health met with MedBot during Huawei Connect 2025 in Shanghai to discuss bringing advanced robotics and medical technology to Egypt’s healthcare system, aiming to improve services and position Egypt as a regional leader in medical innovation.
Egypt’s healthcare leader Dr. Ahmed El-Sobky, speaking at the EGY HEALTH EXPO 2025, called for Arab countries to unite and create a regional healthcare network.
The operation, which typically costs over 700,000 Egyptian pounds outside the public system, was made accessible for only 480 pounds, the patient’s share under national health insurance.
Egypt and South Korea have held high-level meetings to enhance pharmaceutical cooperation, positioning Egypt as a strategic gateway for investment and innovation in the African medicine market.
Egypt’s Drug Authority and Pakistan’s Drug Regulatory Authority have held talks to boost cooperation between their countries, aiming to strengthen pharmaceutical partnerships, share expertise, and support access to safe and effective medicines
Egypt’s pharmaceutical industry is rapidly advancing toward 95% self-sufficiency in medicine production by 2030—strengthening its position as Africa’s largest market, and setting a new standard for local innovation and global leadership in the sector.
Egypt has launched the Middle East’s first locally developed artificial intelligence system that helps doctors detect breast cancer early, aiming to improve chances of recovery and save more lives.
Egypt’s Ministry of Health has screened over 8.3 million newborns for hearing loss since September 2019 under the President’s Initiative, expanding to 3,500 health units and 34 referral centers to ensure early detection and treatment
Egypt’s Drug Authority and the Namibian Embassy in Cairo have agreed to exchange expertise and work together to ensure safe and effective pharmaceuticals for people in both countries.
Egypt and India are deepening their healthcare partnership, focusing on digital health, advanced medical technology, and research.
Landmark cooperation protocol seeks to align vocational education with industry needs and open international opportunities for Egyptian youth
The study, conducted at the Institute of Global Health and Human Ecology (IGHHE), analyzed two decades of data from 17 countries, including Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Morocco, and the United Arab Emirates.
On World Hepatitis Day, Switzerland’s ambassador celebrated Egypt’s achievement in combating Hepatitis C.
The agreement aims to advance stroke management, reduce mortality and disability rates, and bring Egypt’s healthcare standards closer to international best practices.
The Egyptian government has confirmed that insulin is stable and widely available in public hospitals, reassuring citizens after concerns about a possible shortage circulated on social media.
A key highlight of the partnership is the plan to implement Egypt's first integrated smart medical cities, leveraging artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things.
Egypt and the WHO have joined forces to make health a top priority in the country’s future development plans.
The project at Ismailia Medical Complex will run until 2027, focusing on patient-centered care by using advanced digital tools and adopting modern best practices from Japan.
Egypt is accelerating its path toward pharmaceutical innovation, welcoming new investments and partnerships with world-class companies like Sandoz to bring high-quality medicines closer to home.
