Muscat – In a statement to the Oman News Agency, H.E. Dr. Al Sabti emphasised that the facility is designed to foster integration and cooperation among military, security, and civil health institutions, all working together to achieve the broader goal of national health security.
His Excellency explained that the new hospital is not only a crucial component of Oman’s national security framework but also reflects the Sultanate’s ongoing commitment to advancing healthcare services. “This medical facility is a cornerstone in Oman’s healthcare development, placing the country among the ranks of developed nations in terms of efficiency, quality of health services, and health diplomacy,” he said.
The opening of the Medical City Hospital is a testament to Oman’s vision for health development, where the Omani citizen remains at the heart of this progress.

The Medical City for Military and Security Services will serve as a key hub for attracting and training specialised medical personnel, offering advanced healthcare services to military and security personnel and their families. H.E. Dr. Al Sabti noted that the facility would provide significant opportunities for the employment and development of national talent, further strengthening Oman’s human resources in the healthcare sector.
He further noted that the new hospital will play a pivotal role in fostering a dynamic environment for education, research, and medical studies, which will contribute to the continuous improvement of healthcare services in the country. The integration of military, security, and civil health services under one umbrella is expected to enhance cooperation and improve the overall healthcare system in Oman.
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