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Planned GCC hospital projects worth $35bn in 2012 Subscription Required

9 February 2012, 10:11 GMT | By Andrew Roscoe

Contractors are bidding largescale projects in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the UAE

Abu Dhabi receives bids for Al-Ain hospital Subscription Required

2 February 2012, 10:17 GMT | By Colin Foreman

At least seven contracting groups submit prices for $708m hospital

Contractors given more time for Al-Ain hospital bids Subscription Required

6 December 2011, 12:04 GMT | By Colin Foreman

Tenders now due to be submitted in January

Kuwait's Agility bids for stake in health insurer Subscription Required

5 December 2011, 7:42 GMT | By Triska Hamid

Only one bid submitted for 50 per cent stake in Kuwait Health Assurance Company

Firms submit bids for Egypt PPP hospitals Subscription Required

Issue 43 28 October-3 November 2011 | By Verity Ratcliffe

Two groups submit bids for hospital PPPs in Alexandria

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Analysis

PPP - The rise of public private partnerships in the Middle East Subscription Required

Issue 53 31 December 2010 - 6 January 2011 | By Joss Dare

The political will to adopt the PPP model is spreading, but its success is reliant on improving the structuring and tendering of projects

Social Infrastructure - Investing in social technology Subscription Required

Issue 53 31 December 2010 - 6 January 2011 | By Elizabeth Bains , Triska Hamid

To meet the educational and healthcare needs of rising populations, regional governments are prioritising investment in social infrastructure, and technology is set to play a major role

Q&A: Azad Moopen, founding chairman, DM Healthcare Subscription Required

19 November 2010, 0:00 GMT | By Elizabeth Bains

The Dubai-based firm aims to be largest private care provider in the GCC and India by 2015

Interview Hala Lattouf, Jordan's minister of social development

Hala Lattouf: Jordan’s minister of social development Subscription Required

Issue 47 19-25 November 2010 | By Richard Nield

Responsible for helping the country’s poor, Hala Lattouf has a high profile in Jordan’s government as it strives to modernise the country on limited resources

Public infrastructure takes the lead

Issue No 28 9-15 July 2010 | By Elizabeth Bains

Social schemes, from hospitals to universities, are providing a lift to the region’s construction sector

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Contacts

Sobhi Batterjee Subscription Required

Issue 38 23-29 September 2011

Sobhi Batterjee is president and chief executive officer, Saudi German Hospitals Group

Dexter Bart Subscription Required

Issue 38 23-29 September 2011

Dexter Bart is healthcare design manager, Hill International, Middle East

Saif al-Nabhani Subscription Required

Issue 38 23-29 September 2011

Saif al-Nabhani is director general of planning, Health Ministry, Oman

Oliver Harrison Subscription Required

Issue 38 23-29 September 2011

Oliver Harrison is director of public health and health policy, Health Authority – Abu Dhabi (Haad)

Faisal al-Ostad Subscription Required

Issue 38 23-29 September 2011

Faisal al-Ostad is acting director of consultants department, Public Works Ministry, Kuwait

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Company Profiles

Hikma Subscription Required

Issue 18 6-12 May 2011 | By Tom Pepper

The Amman-based pharmaceuticals firm will benefit from increased health spending in the region

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Special Report

Health

Healthcare Special Report: GCC aims to avert diabetes crisis Subscription Required

Issue 32 12-18 August 2011

The diabetes statistics for the GCC region make for shocking reading

    Comment

    GCC to focus on healthcare in 2012 Subscription Required

    Issue 5 3-9 February 2012

    Bids submitted for three hospitals worth a combined $1.7bn show resolve of regional governments

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    Supplements

    Mena health

    Good health in the Gulf is a top priority

    Supplement: The Health Challenge

    Influencing lifestyle choices to prevent obesity and earlier detection of non-infectious diseases are key issues for regional governments

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