The Board of Directors of the National Health Insurance Fund approves the performance report for 2025, as well as the plan and budget for 2026
The Citizen/
The meeting of the Board of Directors of the National Health Insurance Fund, chaired by the Chairman of the Council and the Minister of Human Resources and Social Welfare, Mutasem Ahmed Saleh, approved on Tuesday the Fund’s performance report for the year 2025, along with the plan and budget for 2026, which carried the blessings of the citizens and the expansion and development of the Tajweed in the service of health insurance in all parts of Sudan.
The members of the Council, chaired by the Minister, praised the performance of the Fund, especially in light of the exceptional circumstances that the country is going through, at a time when the population with insurance has reached 86.2%, and the number of subscribers is 36.2 million.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors, Minister of Human Resources Mutasem Ahmed Saleh, praised the great efforts made, appreciating the role that the Council has been playing, especially during the war. He said, “The performance of health insurance was exceptional and did well in restoring health services in all safe states.” The Minister stressed the obligation of the health insurance service to provide service to all citizens and added, “Our goal is to serve the citizen and provide a service worthy of him.”
The Federal Minister of Health, Prof. Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, described the performance of the National Health Insurance Fund as outstanding, noting that its plan for the coming year is in line with the plan of the Government of Hope, especially in the healthcare system.
The Director General of the National Health Insurance Fund, Dr. Farouk Nour Al-Daem, emphasized the importance of supporting citizens in providing distinguished services throughout Sudan.
The Director General stressed that the 2026 plan is based on comprehensive population coverage for the entire population by introducing 500,000 new families, with a review of the target for population coverage for social support segments. The plan aims to restore health services by at least 80%.