Egypt: Health Min. Orders Linking Public Health Initiatives to Secured, Smart Documents Complex

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Egypt: Health Min. Orders Linking Public Health Initiatives to Secured, Smart Documents Complex

[Egypt Online] Health Minister Hala Zayed has directed officials concerned to swiftly link the database of all the public health initiatives to the secured and smart documents complex.

Source: allAfrica.com

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