Jendouba: Regional hospital elevated to university rank by ministerial decree

The regional hospital in Jendouba has officially been granted university hospital status, a significant development for the healthcare infrastructure in Tunisia's northwestern governorates. The elevation was formalized through a joint decree issued by the ministers of higher education and health, published in the official gazette.

This designation is a first for the region, aiming to enhance medical services and academic training. It signifies a commitment to improving healthcare accessibility and quality for the residents of Jendouba and surrounding areas.

Regional health officials have lauded the decision, describing it as "an additional asset for the health map of the governorate." The move is expected to facilitate better integration of medical education and patient care, potentially attracting more specialized medical professionals and resources to the area.

The upgrade to university hospital status is anticipated to bolster the region's capacity to handle complex medical cases and contribute to the training of future healthcare providers, thereby strengthening the overall health sector in northwestern Tunisia.