By Governor Bala Mohammed on Wednesday hosted a delegation from the Greece-based non-governmental organisation, Heart Doctors, for an Iftar gathering at his residence in Bauchi State.
The governor was joined at the event by his wife, Aisha Bala Mohammed, members of the State Executive Council, senior government officials, and other distinguished guests.
Speaking during the gathering, Governor Mohammed commended the organisation for its significant contributions to healthcare delivery and humanitarian services in Bauchi State and beyond. He expressed deep appreciation for their continued interventions and reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to strengthening collaboration with development partners to improve public health and the wellbeing of citizens.
Earlier in the day, the governor received the delegation at the Government House in Bauchi for a courtesy visit. The team, working in partnership with Hellenic Aid, is currently in the state on a humanitarian mission aimed at providing medical support to vulnerable communities.
Governor Mohammed noted that the work of international partners remains crucial in strengthening healthcare systems and supporting social development initiatives.
“I commended the organisation for its compassion and dedication and emphasised the vital role international development partners play in strengthening healthcare delivery and advancing social initiatives in our state,” the governor said. “My administration will continue to support credible organisations committed to improving the lives of our people.”
Responding on behalf of the delegation, the team lead, Helen, thanked the governor for the warm reception and the honour of the Iftar invitation, describing the gesture as memorable. She also expressed appreciation for the recognition of their humanitarian mission and reaffirmed the organisation’s commitment to sustaining medical outreach programmes for underserved communities in Bauchi State.
