Alexandria Pharmacists Require Investigation into Health Minister's Statements

The tension between the Syndicate of Pharmacists and the Minister of Health has intensified because of his statements deemed offensive to young pharmacists. The meeting of pharmacists in Alexandria under the chairmanship of Dr. Mohammed Ansi Al Shafei held a meeting with members of the General Assembly to discuss the response of the Minister of Health.

They decided to send a telegram to the Prime Minister, Dr. Mustafa Medbouli, explaining the minister's inability to implement Ministerial Resolution No. 496 and the need to make administrative work available to the administrative staff. the supply of drugs, estimated at billions of dollars and paid by the pharmacist for years. As well as the Minister's inability to apply the job description established by the Department of Pharmacists to improve the professional status of all public hospitals, as well as the inability to study and the optimal use of thousands of pharmacists to different degrees of administrative pharmacy and diet. Clinical, clinical, clinical and comprehensive activation of all hospitals, which will benefit the Egyptian patient, their health and health, and the inability to create an appropriate working environment for pharmacists in different workplaces , in medium and remote workplaces, safe workplaces, safe storage and transportation of medicines, the lousy work that pharmacists have to work on despite their lack of humanity and their long hours.

The Syndicate of Alexandria, pharmacists, confirmed in his telegram that the Minister was not able to reduce the chaos of the drug market, which consists of the intrusion of intruders and of monopolies and the sale of drugs outside pharmacies, in some immersed television channels and in the means of social communication. .

Alexandria pharmacists called on the Prime Minister to intervene immediately and investigate the Minister's statements and instruct her to focus on the performance of her primary role in developing the health care system.