Saudi Arabia & Bahrain Finalize Deal to Finish Medical City
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Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are taking their partnership in healthcare and education to the next level. On Sunday, Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa met with Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Education, Yousef bin Abdullah Al-Bunyan, at Al-Sakhir Palace to mark the signing of a key agreement to complete the King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Medical City project.
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A Major Step for Gulf Healthcare
The project, led by the Arabian Gulf University, is a significant milestone in the ongoing cooperation between the two Gulf nations. It’s more than just a hospital, it's a strategic investment in medical education and healthcare infrastructure that will benefit the entire region.
Warm Messages from Riyadh
According to the Saudi Press Agency, Minister Al-Bunyan delivered greetings from King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, along with their wishes for Bahrain’s continued progress. He emphasized Saudi Arabia’s commitment to strengthening ties with Bahrain, especially in the education sector.
Bahrain Reaffirms Strong Ties
King Hamad welcomed the minister and returned the kind words, praising the deep-rooted friendship between Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. He expressed satisfaction with the progress of their joint projects, especially the medical city, which he said reflects the depth of their cooperation.
Looking Ahead
The agreement marks another step forward in transforming King Abdullah Medical City into a regional hub for healthcare and education. It sets the stage for training future generations of medical professionals and improving healthcare services across the Gulf.