In a significant step toward localizing treatment, enhancing healthcare, and meeting the needs of citizens, Libya has inaugurated 17 new healthcare facilities across multiple regions. These projects aim to improve medical services, provide advanced treatments, and expand access to essential healthcare across the country.
Major Healthcare Openings and Upgrades
One of the most notable openings is the International Center for Advanced Surgeries in Al-Gharrarat, which will operate under Spanish management, bringing high-level expertise to the region. Additionally, the Medical Center in Al-Harat has been launched to expand healthcare access to more communities.
Several hospitals have undergone significant upgrades, with new departments and equipment introduced in:
Al-Qawasim Rural Hospital, Gharyan
Yefren Hospital
Awjila Rural Hospital
Al-Rayayna Hospital
Communicable Diseases Center, Benghazi
Expansion of Clinics and Health Centers
To further strengthen primary healthcare, Libya has opened three new polyclinics in the cities of:
Al-Khoms
Al-Maya
Bani Walid
Additionally, six new health centers have been established to serve various regions, improving access to essential medical services. These centers are located in:
Al-Rajban, Qasr Al-Hajj
Mizdah
Jadu
Al-Shifa – Tripoli
Al-Arban
Al-Harrarsha in Qasr Khiyar
Enhancing Specialized Care: Dialysis Centers
Recognizing the urgent need for specialized care, two new dialysis centers have been opened in:
Nalut
Gharyan
These centers will provide life-saving treatment to patients suffering from kidney disease, reducing the burden on existing facilities and ensuring more accessible care for those in need.
A Step Forward in Libya’s Healthcare Development
The opening of these 17 healthcare facilities marks a significant investment in Libya’s medical infrastructure. With a focus on expanding services, upgrading hospitals, and ensuring access to specialized treatments, these efforts contribute to the broader goal of strengthening the country’s healthcare system.
