The Saudi private sector’s contribution to the kingdom’s GDP will reach a staggering SR145 billion ($39 billion) by 2030, said the Saudi Health Minister, Fahd AlJalajel during the recent Global Health Exhibition.
He accentuated the necessity of substantial investments in the healthcare sector, especially focusing on technological advancements, as pivotal to the goals of Saudi Vision 2030, the nation's transformative roadmap for holistic development.
The Minister engaged in crucial discussions with key stakeholders from hospitals and healthcare facilities at the show.
Untapped investment potential
He was fervent in leveraging the forum to highlight untapped investment potential in advanced medical technologies, breakthrough research and revolutionary innovations. He also urged hospital and small healthcare facility owners to elevate service quality and enhance medical education.
This year's Global Health Exhibition, aptly themed "Invest in Health", provided a unique platform for innovators from around the world to explore groundbreaking approaches in healthcare logistics. It also presented an opportunity to showcase the latest tools and state-of-the-art solutions for enhanced healthcare delivery.--TradeArabia News Service
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