Mali: President Assimi GOÏTA reinforces access to healthcare with solar installations for the Bamako Dialysis Center
As part of his social initiatives, the Transition President, Army General Assimi GOÏTA, has equipped the dialysis center at the district hospital of Commune IV in Bamako with solar installations. This action aims to ensure the energy independence of the center, thus improving the quality of care for patients suffering from kidney diseases and strengthening the working conditions of medical staff.
The installation of solar systems at the dialysis center marks an important step in the government’s efforts to modernize healthcare infrastructure. By providing a reliable and sustainable energy source, this initiative allows the center to operate without interruption, even during power outages. This is crucial for dialysis patients, whose treatments must be regular and uninterrupted.
Through his social works, President Assimi GOÏTA reaffirms his commitment to supporting the most vulnerable populations. By equipping the dialysis center in Bamako with these solar installations, he facilitates access to quality care for patients with chronic illnesses, who often face financial and logistical challenges. This action is part of a broader vision aimed at strengthening the Malian healthcare system and reducing inequalities in access to care.
Beyond the benefits for patients, this initiative also improves the working conditions of medical staff. By ensuring a stable energy supply, healthcare teams can fully focus on their mission without worrying about disruptions caused by power outages. This contributes to enhancing the effectiveness of care and motivating healthcare professionals.
