At the Global Health Exhibition in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia’s Health Minister Fahad Al Jalajel revealed $13.3 billion in new healthcare investments, focusing on expanding healthcare infrastructure and strategic partnerships.

🔹 $1 Billion Partnership: NUPCO, Novo Nordisk, and Sanofi to boost pharmaceutical manufacturing.

🔹 $1.3 Billion Expansion: Fakeeh Care Group enhancing healthcare capacity.

🔹 $798 Million by Almoosa Health Group: Five primary care centers and two new hospitals.

🔹 Dallah Health’s Acquisitions: Al Salam and Al Ahsa hospitals, adding 749 beds, plus a $1 billion, 250-bed hospital planned in Riyadh.

The exhibition also introduced partnerships among universities, healthcare institutions, and the private sector to drive innovation and workforce development. These investments mark a major step in Saudi Arabia’s mission to strengthen its healthcare sector and meet rising demand. 🌍👩‍⚕️🩺