Wednesday 28/2025 – 07:16 PM
Dr. Ahmed Hussein, a former member of the Medical Syndicate Council, announced the release of Dr. Khaled Amin, Assistant Secretary -General of the Medical Syndicate, and Chairman of the Egypt Giving Committee from the October Prosecutor’s College, with a guarantee of his residence, against the backdrop of a report submitted against him by the Ministry of Health and Population.
The Ministry of Health accused Dr. Khaled Amin of publishing false news
Dr. Ahmed Hussein, in a post on his personal newspaper on Facebook, added that the prosecution requested investigations of the detectives and fulfilling documents, noting that the charges against him are to publish false news by resigning 12 doctors daily and the low salary of the doctor to 6 thousand pounds.
Yesterday, the General Syndicate of Doctors ’Office discussed, in a meeting of the developments of the communication submitted by the Ministry of Health against Dr. Khaled Amin, Assistant Secretary -General of the Syndicate.
The authority affirmed its full solidarity with Dr. Khaled Amin, and its refusal to target the union members against the background of their performance of their union roles, or to express their opinions in profession issues and doctors.
The office announced that it will be entirely formed tomorrow in the presence of the investigation with Dr. Khaled Amin in front of the prosecution, along with a number of members of the General Syndicate Council and the sub -unions, in confirmation of the union of the union class and their standing alongside their colleague in performing his legitimate role and his right to express his opinion.
Participants in the conclusion of the meeting emphasized that defending union work and freedom of expression is a firm commitment that will not deviate from the union, and that it will continue to fulfill its role in protecting the rights of doctors and defending their interests in all legal means.
The Medical Syndicate reaffirms its constant commitment to the performance of its professional and national role in following up and commenting on issues affecting the medical profession and the health system in Egypt, based on its historical responsibility in defending the rights of doctors, preserving the dignity of the profession, and active participation in developing health policies.
