The Ministry of National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination is a pivotal institution within the Government of Pakistan, established in April 2012 and dedicated to enhancing the health standards of the nation's population. With a mission to improve health outcomes, the ministry focuses on providing efficient, equitable, and affordable health services to all citizens. It aims to coordinate national and international public health initiatives while overseeing regulatory bodies within the health sector.

The ministry is responsible for enforcing drug laws and regulations, as well as coordinating preventive health programs funded by global organizations like GAVI and GFATM. Additionally, it engages in various activities including training, managing health information systems, and facilitating recruitment efforts in the healthcare field. Through its comprehensive approach, the ministry seeks to promote not just individual health, but also population welfare, ensuring that citizens have access to essential health services and information for a healthier future.