A GH¢2.3 million health Centre was on Monday inaugurated at Abutia-Kpota in the Ho West District of the Volta Region to address the health needs of the Chiefs and the people of the community.
The facility was built and equipped by the Korean Foundation for International Healthcare (KOFIH) Ghana as part of the Republic of Korean government's commitment to support quality health delivery in the country.
Speaking at the inaugural ceremony, the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Ghana, Mr Kyongsig Park, said the long relationship between the two governments made it possible for KOFIH to invest in quality healthcare in Ghana over the years and promised that his government would continue to assist Ghana in the promotion of quality health delivery.
The Korean Ambassador announced that his government through KOFIH had spent $32 million on promotion of quality healthcare delivery in Ghana in the past 10 years.
