The national Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) is designed to provide centralized, secure storage and remote viewing of radiological images and reports, enhancing patient care through the integration of the Sanarip Clinic medical information system. This development replaces outdated local archives and film-based workflows, allowing clinicians to easily receive imaging orders and access results. The system facilitates remote interpretation by radiologists, improves continuity of care, and minimizes repeat examinations caused by unavailable prior studies, while also expanding access to specialist expertise in rural and urban health facilities. By 2027, the goal is to expand PACS coverage across public health facilities, streamline workflows for electronic orders and results, maintain a centralized DICOM archive, enable secure remote interpretation, and reduce delays in accessing radiological images. Key health focus areas include communicable and non-communicable diseases, as well as primary health care, targeting both health professionals and the general population.