The Minister of Health has identified cardiovascular diseases as a critical national health challenge, emphasizing the need for improved prevention, early diagnosis, and specialized medical care. Speaking at an international cardiology conference, the minister highlighted the importance of expanding specialized healthcare centers across the country, particularly in the South and High Plateaus. A national committee has been established to refine care pathways, especially for emergency cases like acute coronary syndromes. To address equipment maintenance, a new digital monitoring system has been launched. Furthermore, starting in 2027, the Central Pharmacy of Hospitals will oversee the procurement and distribution of medical implants. The minister also advocated for stronger cooperation with scientific societies to drive professional training and medical research advancements.