Kuwait’s Minister of Health, Dr. Ahmad Al-Awadhi, highlighted the country’s healthcare advancements, including the integration of AI and robotic surgery. New hospitals are set to open, and a digital transformation initiative is underway. The conference focused on AI’s impact on healthcare and Kuwait’s commitment to technological innovation.
Algeria’s Minister of Health, Abdelhak Saihi, met with UNDP Resident Representative Natasha Van Rijn to discuss strengthening the partnership forged during the COVID-19 pandemic. The discussions focused on enhancing healthcare for refugees, establishing an international vaccination center, and aligning Algeria’s health priorities with global health security efforts.
Sehat Kahani has partnered with Neem to enhance its digital payment solutions, optimizing financial operations and improving the payment experience for patients. The collaboration focuses on digital wellness, seamless transactions, and the introduction of a tailored wallet system, benefiting both patients and corporate clients, especially in rural areas.
Grameen Digital Healthcare Solutions (GDHS) has partnered with Robi Axiata to improve digital healthcare access in Bangladesh. The collaboration will expand GDHS’s Shukhee app, offering services like video consultations and home lab tests to underserved communities. This partnership aims to make healthcare more accessible nationwide.
The Department of Health – Abu Dhabi has signed an MoU with Accenture to enhance healthcare services through advanced data and AI solutions. This partnership aims to improve health data governance, patient outcomes, and create a sustainable, technology-driven healthcare ecosystem, reinforcing Abu Dhabi’s commitment to innovation in the health sector.
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The World Health Organization and Saudi Arabia have launched a digital health collaboration to expand the Hajj health card initiative. This initiative aims to support approximately 3 million pilgrims by providing critical health information and ensuring personalized care during the pilgrimage, enhancing safety and healthcare access.
NOOG has been launched at GITEX Expand North Star by Hasna Al Mutawa, focusing on transforming camel care through advanced health technology. The platform will provide real-time monitoring and data-driven insights to enhance the health and well-being of camels, merging traditional practices with innovative solutions.
TrioTree Technologies expands into Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, building on its success to support the region’s healthcare digitalization. With a new office in Bahrain and strategic partnerships, TrioTree aims to enhance healthcare IT solutions, supporting hospitals and healthcare providers in improving operational efficiency and patient outcomes.
Key components include an integrated information system, the use of artificial intelligence (AI), and public-private partnerships.
