Home GCC Saudi Arabia Abu Dhabi’s SEHA partners with King Fahad Specialist Hospital in Saudi Arabia The two entities will cooperate on several areas including stem cell transplantation by Gulf Business February 10, 2021 The Abu Dhabi Health Services Company (SEHA) the largest healthcare network in the UAE, has signed a wide-ranging MoU with King Fahad Specialist Hospital (KFSH-D), Dammam, Saudi Arabia. It aims to establish training programmes, exchange administrative and clinical knowledge and expertise, and promote services in the fields of medicine, academia, and clinical research. The two entities will cooperate on several areas including stem cell transplantation, reported state news agency WAM. The agreement was signed between Dr Abdulaziz Al Ghamdi, CEO of of the First Health Cluster in Eastern Region, Saudi Arabia, SEHA’s group CEO Dr. Gareth Goodier, and the CEO of King Fahad Specialist Hospital-Dammam, Omar Sharif. “Throughout SEHA’s legacy, we have seen the power of partnerships facilitate the exchange of best-practice, knowledge and clinical expertise, ultimately contributing to the elevation of the provision of healthcare to the nation’s community,” said Goodier. “We are pleased to continue this journey by partnering with King Fahad Specialty Hospital, breaking down geographical borders and collaborating with our neighbours to bring world class, unparalleled healthcare to the region.” Tags Abu Dhabi Health Services Company Covid-19 Healthcare King Fahad Specialist Hospital Saudi Arabia SEHA UAE 0 Comments You might also like FIFA set to confirm Saudi Arabia as 2034 World Cup host UAE finalises pact to boost trade with Eurasian Economic Union Saudi Arabia’s PIF launches new hotel management company Parsons wins $53m 3-year contract for roads programme in Riyadh