The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) Punjab and the National Hospital & Medical Centre have established a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to improve healthcare services and welfare for NCCIA officers, staff, and their families.
The MoU was signed by NCCIA Punjab Director Muhammad Ali Waseem and Dr. Jehangzeb Khan Awanzai, Chief Operating Officer of the National Hospital & Medical Centre, during a ceremony on Sunday.
According to the MoU, NCCIA staff and their families will receive special discounts and priority access to various healthcare services, including medical treatment, diagnostic services, specialist consultations, and other health-related offerings from the hospital.
The agreement also aims for greater collaboration between the two organisations in health awareness campaigns, professional training programs, and other initiatives that promote employee well-being and preventive healthcare.
During the event, NCCIA Punjab Director Muhammad Ali Waseem mentioned that the health and well-being of the agency’s officers and staff is a top priority.
He described the agreement as a major move towards providing better healthcare facilities and support for employees and their families.
The NCCIA Punjab Director also noted that this partnership would improve access to quality healthcare services for NCCIA employees and improve their overall welfare by ensuring timely medical assistance.
He mentioned that this collaboration demonstrates the agency’s dedication to fostering a supportive work environment and ensuring personnel have access to dependable and high-quality medical services.
Dr. Jehangzeb Khan Awanzai reaffirmed the hospital’s commitment to providing quality healthcare to NCCIA employees and their families, stating that this partnership would improve healthcare outreach and improve medical care for those covered by the agreement.
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