Israel's Sheba Medical Center announced Sunday a strategic partnership with PureHealth, the largest healthcare platform in the Middle East, based in Abu Dhabi.
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The two will work closely on joint clinical research projects, encourage the use of advanced technologies in healthcare, develop genetic research initiatives, collaborate on staff training and stimulate medical tourism in both countries.
In the presence of Mohamed Al Khaja, ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Israel, a memorandum of understanding was signed by representatives of the two organizations. One of the main aspects of the collaboration is the improvement of clinical research and the exchange of studies, cooperation on research projects in healthcare innovation and clinical trials. The collaboration will also focus on education and training.
"It is great to see major players in the health sector from the United Arab Emirates and Israel coming together to find ways to combine their expertise and work together to improve the health of people in our two countries. It is important to focus on the real benefits of peace, including improving people's health and living standards," Al Khaja said.
This article was first published by i24NEWS.
