Constantine, Algeria – President Abdelmadjid Tebboune today laid the foundation stone for a new university hospital complex in Constantine. The project marks a significant investment in the region’s healthcare infrastructure and underscores the government’s commitment to improving access to quality medical services for its citizens.
The new hospital, designed with a 500-bed capacity, will span a total area of 20 hectares. It will house 24 distinct medical departments, covering a wide range of specializations. This comprehensive approach aims to provide residents of Constantine and the surrounding areas with a one-stop healthcare destination, reducing the need for patients to travel long distances for specialized treatment.
During the ceremony, President Tebboune received a detailed briefing on the hospital’s design and capabilities. The complex will also feature a dedicated pedagogical wing with the capacity to accommodate 1,000 students. This addition highlights the hospital’s role in training the next generation of medical professionals, contributing to the long-term development of the healthcare sector in Algeria.
The new university hospital will be equipped with the latest medical equipment and technology, ensuring that patients receive the most advanced and effective care possible. The investment in state-of-the-art facilities reflects a commitment to providing world-class healthcare services within Algeria. The project is expected to significantly enhance the quality of medical care available in the region and serve as a model for future healthcare developments across the country.
The construction of the Constantine University Hospital is a key component of the government’s broader strategy to modernize and expand Algeria’s healthcare infrastructure. By investing in new facilities and advanced technologies, the government aims to improve the health and well-being of its citizens and create a more robust and resilient healthcare system.
