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Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group
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Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group formed, new board composed
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu established the Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group (MTHG) on 2 Nov, dissolving the governing boards of the Male' City Group of Hospitals and five additional hospitals. The President's Office announced an 18-member governing board that will manage 12 state-run tertiary health institutions under a hybrid centralized model.
Health · Press release
President establishes Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group, dissolves Malé City Group of Hospitals and six hospital governing bodies
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has dissolved the governing bodies of Malé City Group of Hospitals and five other regional hospitals and established the Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group (MTHG) under a hybrid centralised administrative model. The new group's 18-member Governing Board, operating under the President's directives and affiliated with the Ministry of Health, Family and Welfare, will oversee 12 health institutions.
Economy
MVR 10.2 billion allocated to strengthen healthcare in 2027
The government has allocated MVR 10.2 billion for healthcare in the 2027 state budget of MVR 59.7 billion, which Finance Minister Hassan Zareer presented to Parliament. He said the Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group would be established next year, while President Dr Mohamed Muizzu said the Male' City Group of Hospitals would be dissolved and replaced to strengthen services and cut costs.
Health · Press release
President announces plans to dissolve Malé City Group of Hospitals, establish Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group
President Dr Mohamed Muizzu announced plans to dissolve the Malé City Group of Hospitals and create the Maldives Tertiary Hospitals Group, aiming to strengthen health management, improve service quality and cut costs. He said the government tertiary hospitals would be integrated into the new system within three to four months from November, without extra staffing.
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