The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) Punjab and National Hospital & Medical Centre have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at enhancing healthcare facilities and welfare services for NCCIA officers, employees and their families.
The agreement was signed by NCCIA Punjab Director Muhammad Ali Waseem and Chief Operating Officer of National Hospital & Medical Centre Dr. Jehangzeb Khan Awanzai during a ceremony held here on Sunday.
Under the MoU, NCCIA personnel and their family members will be provided special discounts and priority access to a wide range of healthcare services, including medical treatment, diagnostic facilities, specialist consultations and other health-related services offered by the hospital. The agreement also envisages broader cooperation between the two institutions in the areas of health awareness campaigns, professional training programmes and other initiatives of mutual interest aimed at promoting employee well-being and preventive healthcare.
Talking on the occasion, NCCIA Punjab Director Muhammad Ali Waseem said the health and well-being of the agency’s officers and staff remained a key administrative priority. He termed the agreement an important step towards providing enhanced healthcare facilities and support mechanisms for employees and their families. He added the partnership would facilitate improved access to quality healthcare services for NCCIA employees and contribute to their overall welfare by ensuring timely medical assistance and support.
He said the collaboration reflected the agency’s commitment to creating a supportive working environment and ensuring that personnel have access to reliable and high-quality medical services. Dr. Jehangzeb Khan Awanzai expressed the hospital’s commitment to delivering quality healthcare services to NCCIA employees and their families, adding that the partnership would help strengthen healthcare outreach and facilitate better medical care for beneficiaries under the agreement.