Katsina State Governor, Malam Dikko Umaru Radda, PhD CON, has signed a groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Project CURE, the world’s largest distributor of donated medical equipment, during his strategic visit to Denver, Colorado.
The historic agreement, finalized at Project CURE’s headquarters, establishes a framework for the expedited shipping of essential medical equipment to Katsina State.
This partnership follows a meticulous health needs assessment conducted on Katsina General Hospital, Kankia, Musawa, Funtua, and Turai Yar’adua Hospital on July 9, 2024, by a Project CURE delegation led by Mr. Robert Fetter.
“This partnership represents our unwavering commitment to elevating healthcare standards in Katsina State,” Governor Radda emphasized during the signing ceremony.
“By collaborating with Project CURE, we are not just acquiring medical equipment; we are investing in the health and wellbeing of our people.”
The initial shipment under this agreement will focus on addressing the critical needs of the assessed facilities, laying the foundation for improved service delivery.
Subsequent assessments will be conducted to identify and support other healthcare facilities in the state, ensuring that the benefits of this partnership extend across Katsina’s healthcare system.
Project CURE’s global reputation for providing sustainable solutions to healthcare challenges aligns perfectly with Governor Radda’s vision for a robust and accessible healthcare system in Katsina State.
The organization’s expertise in distributing high-quality medical equipment and implementing sustainable healthcare solutions will significantly enhance medical service delivery across the state.
This agreement is a pivotal step in improving healthcare infrastructure, bringing Governor Radda’s vision for comprehensive healthcare reform closer to reality.
