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Emaar 'selling hotels, clinics, schools to raise $1.4bn funds'Dubai’s leading developer Emaar is planning to sell hotels, clinics and schools as it seeks to raise funds worth $1.4 billion by disposing of non-core assets in the midst of a property slump in the emirate, reported the Financial Times More… |
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Dubai hospitals see over 250,000 patients in H1A total of 250,589 patients visited DHA specialized clinics at Dubai, Latifa, Rashid and Hatta hospital in the first six months of 2017, the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) said. Dubai Hospital’s specialized clinics were visite More… |
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Al Noor Hospitals targets domestic growthAbu Dhabi healthcare firm Al Noor Hospitals will focus on growing its business in its domestic market this year, its chief strategy officer said on Monday, after reporting a slight increase in 2013 net profit. In its first full-ye More… |
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Top Abu Dhabi clinics to offer evening hoursAbu Dhabi’s Sheikh Khalifa Medical City (SKMC), managed by Cleveland Clinic, has announced it will offer regular evening hours at some of its busiest clinics and expand the service to others. SKMC is part of the Seha HealthS More… |
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Dubai to develop medical tourism initiativeThe Dubai Health Authority (DHA) has met with private sector organisations Dubai Healthcare City Authority and Dubai Tourism and Commerce Marketing to discuss and develop a unified medical tourism initiative for the Emirate. “Dubai is keen More… |
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Special zone for Bahrain clinics plannedPrivate medical facilities could be soon allowed to open in a designated strip in the Central Governorate. The Central Municipal Council has approved an urgent proposal by Central Municipality director-general Dr Mohammed Hassan to allow p More… |
150,000 diabetics in BahrainBahrain has nearly 150,000 diabetics seeking treatment at the country's hospitals and clinics, according to an expert. Since this figure is increasing all the time, urgent steps should be taken to prevent the scourge from spreading and cla More… |
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GAC wins Man United Schools dealManchester United Soccer Schools (MUSS) has appointed UAE-based GAC Logistics as its official logistics supplier. Under the agreement, GAC will provide global logistics services to support MUSS' coaching programmes and events held around t More… |
