MUSCAT : The agreement aims to enhance healthcare services in the governorate by providing advanced medical equipment to local hospitals and clinics.
The funding will be used to provide advanced television imaging devices for the radiology departments at Sur, Jalan Bani Bu Ali, and Jalan Bani Bu Hassan hospitals. These devices are expected to reduce patient waiting times and enhance the accuracy of diagnoses. The agreement also includes the provision of modern ultrasound devices for women’s and maternity clinics at several health institutions in the governorate, further improving the healthcare infrastructure.
Saud bin Amer Al Nazairi, Director General of Health Services in South Al Sharqiyah, stated that the agreement will significantly improve the quality of health services for citizens, speeding up diagnoses and treatments to benefit patients and visitors alike.
Eng. Khalid bin Mohammed Al Fanah Al Arimi, Director of Sustainability and Corporate Communication at OMIFCO, emphasized that this initiative reflects OMIFCO’s commitment to strengthening its partnership with government institutions and supporting development in the region, particularly in the health sector, as part of its corporate social responsibility.
The agreement was signed by Saud bin Amer Al Nazairi on behalf of the Ministry of Health and Eng. Khalid bin Mohammed Al Fanah Al Arimi on behalf of OMIFCO, in the presence of His Excellency Dr. Yahya bin Badr Al Maawali, Governor of South Al Sharqiyah.
This agreement comes within the framework of strengthening the partnership between the public and private sectors, within the social responsibility adopted by Omifco to support the health sector and develop health care services in the governorate.
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