Lahore’s Jinnah Cardiology Centre Renamed Maryam Nawaz Institute
- Sara Habib
- July 2, 2025
- 8:27 am
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- Current Affairs
The Cardiac Care Hub in Lahore has entered a new phase. The Jinnah Institute of Cardiology is now renamed as the Maryam Nawaz Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases. This decision was recently approved by the provincial cabinet. Punjab Health Minister Khawaja Salman Rafique confirmed the development.
An Independent Future
This hospital will now work as an independent body. It will be managed by its own governing board. Earlier, it was linked with Jinnah Hospital. But now, it will operate on its own. This step is seen as a push towards modern healthcare reforms in Punjab.
Advanced Health Technology
The institute will offer cutting-edge cardiac care. It will use new technologies like artificial intelligence and robotic tools. These upgrades will help in faster and better treatments. Modern machines and expert staff will make treatment safer. It shows a major shift toward world-class medical services.
Boost to Health Tourism
This upgraded hospital will not just serve locals. It aims to attract foreign patients too. Health tourism is growing fast. With modern care, Lahore could become a strong player in the region. This could also help Pakistan’s image and economy.
A Step Toward Global Standards
The change is official. The new name is already in government records and the Punjab budget. The hospital’s vision is clear. It wants to meet international health standards. Patients will benefit from better care, faster service, and top-tier facilities.
Why This Matters
This step may inspire other hospitals to grow. It puts Pakistan on the map in terms of heart care. More jobs, more learning, and better treatment options are expected. The Maryam Nawaz Institute is not just a name change. It is a new beginning in healthcare.
