Egyptian Field Hospital at Bagram

The Egyptian Field Hospital at Bagram was a military hospital operated by the Egyptian Army at Bagram Airfield, Afghanistan, from 2003 to 2013.^{[1][2][3][4][5]} As of 2008, the hospital treated between 400 and 500 Afghans weekly.^[6] Treatment was provided free of charge.^[7] 31 percent of the hospitals patients were children.^{[citation needed]}

Egyptian Field Hospital at Bagram
Egyptian Army
Afghans wait in line outside of the Egyptian Field Hospital at Bagram Airfield
Geography
Location	Bagram, Afghanistan
Coordinates	34.941372°N 69.256063°E / 34.941372; 69.256063
Organisation
Type	Military hospital
History
Opened	2003
Closed	2013
Links
Lists	Hospitals in Afghanistan

Liam Fox, writing in The Telegraph, described the Egyptian Hospital at Bagram as an exception to "almost non-existent" engagement in Afghanistan by the Muslim world.^[8]