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Dr. Reem Osman and other dignitaries at the announcement of the new hospital at Mirdif in Dubai Image Credit: Supplied

Saudi German Hospitals Group, the largest private healthcare group in the Middle East and North Africa, announced its intention to open a new 200-bed hospital in Mirdif, Dubai, which will be built at a value of Dh450 million.

Dr Reem Osman, regional CEO of the group, said, “The project is scheduled to open next year. It has 200 beds and will provide its services with the latest technology, medical equipment and digital expertise to enhance medical care for patients and offer the best health services.”

She continued, “With the opening of the hospital in Mirdif, the Saudi German Hospitals Group in the UAE will have 6 hospitals, in addition to 3 specialized centers, which are expected to open at the end of 2022.”

Dr. Reem stressed that the health sector in the UAE has great potentials and a distinguished infrastructure, noting that the UAE is an attractive destination for investments, especially health. She thanked the UAE for it’s comprehensive security and stability at all levels.

She stated that the world is currently moving towards the application of remote care systems and modern medical technological systems, which is supported by the health authorities in the Emirates, and the Saudi German Hospitals Group is keen to implement it. SGH has introduced medical technology in all health care services, to ensure that medical standards are efficiently maintained. It also provides patients with access to all medical expertise in an accurate, fast and effective manner.