Karachi: The Government of Japan provided medical equipment to Muhammadi Haematology, Oncology Services and Welfare Foundation (Muhammadi Foundation) in Karachi, under the Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP).
The handover ceremony was held here on Thursday, in the presence of Consul General Hattori Masaru, Syed Mehdi Hassan Rizvi, General Secretary of the Muhammadi Foundation and Dr. Dur-e-Naz Jamal, Secretary of Sindh Blood Transfusion Authority.
The four new state-of-the art Hematology Analyzers made in Japan will enable the Muhammadi Foundation to screen approximately 120 blood samples daily. As a result, the Foundation will provide patients with early diagnosis and quality treatment for patients with blood-related illnesses.
In his speech, the Consul General emphasized that providing early diagnosis and quality treatment for the patients with the blood-related illnesses requiring lifelong treatment would help them lead their lives with dignity and comfort. He stated that the project will be the symbol of the enduring friendship between Japan and Pakistan.
General Secretary of the Muhammadi Foundation Mehdi Hassan Rizvi expressed his gratitude to people and the Government of Japan, stating that this support will enhance quality healthcare to the patients with thalassemia and other blood-related illnesses in Pakistan.
The Government of Japan will further develop bilateral relations by continuing to stand by the Pakistani people and provide timely support to local NGOs.