Ahmadiyya Opens Medical Center in Abidjan Ivory Coast -

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, through the efforts of the Humanity First International, a global non-governmental humanitarian organisation has opened an ultra morden hospital complex, Masroor Health Center in Abidjan, Cote D’Ivoire (Ivory Coast).

The Masroor Health care center was located in Mahdiabad, Abidjan, Cote D’Ivoire commercial nerve center.

Key Medical Services to be offered at the hospital are, General practice and primary care, Gynaecology and delivery rooms, Paediatrics and nutrition support, Ophthalmology, cardiology, and urology Specialized care units including dialysis and radiology.

It also has fully equipped laboratory, two operating theatres, a pharmacy, and a 22-bed inpatient capacity.

In the Begining

The construction of the hospital started in November 2021, on a 3000 square meters of land. The iconic medicare facility followed similar project Nasir Hospital in Guatemala, South America.

According to Al Hakam newspaper, Abdul Noor, a missionary of Ivory Coast reports that Humanity First is known worldwide for its service to humanity. One of its projects is global health under which eight hospitals or medical centres have been built in different parts of the world.

Although the implementation of the plan was started a few months ago and the land was initially fenced off, the foundation stone of this hospital was laid on 27 November 2021. A formal ceremony was held in Mahdiabad which was attended by officials of Humanity First, other officials and many locals.

Masroor Health Care Center project was completed and inaugurated in 2026,

For the foundation stone, the first was brought specially from Qadian, and it was laid by Dr Shabir Ahmed Bhatti Sahib, and after him 17 more persons installed bricks, including Amir Sahib Jamaat Ivory Coast, Director Fund Raising Humanity First, Chairman Humanity First Canada, Chairman Humanity First UK, CEO Healthcare Humanity First Ivory Coast, Chairman Humanity First Ivory Coast and CEO Healthcare Humanity First International.

This hospital will provide the facilities of gynaecology, paediatrics, nutrition, ophthalmology, GPs, cardiology, urology, dialysis centre, delivery rooms, radiology, a laboratory, two operation centres, 22 bedrooms, semi-private rooms, private rooms, a pharmacy and a cafeteria.

In Africa, Ahmadiyya Hospitals and clinics were located in Nigeria (Lagos – Ojokoro, Ijebu Ode, Kano, New Bussa), Benin Republic, Ghana, Sierra Leone and The Gambia.

Inauguration

The inauguration of the health project was attended by the representative of the World Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Head of Humanity First International, Manging Director MTA International, Munira Deen Shams, head of the Ahmadiyya community across West Africa namely Nigeria, Ghana, Benin Republic and The Gambia, The British Commissioner to UK, among others,

Humanity First is an international humanitarian charity founded in 1995, operating in over 65 countries to provide disaster relief, healthcare, education, clean water, and community support.

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Sources: MTA Africa/ Al Hakam