Djibouti(Mogadishu24)-Djibouti’s Minister of Economy and Finance, Ilyas Moussa Dawaleh, welcomed a delegation from the Saudi Development Fund, culminating in the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at bolstering Djibouti’s healthcare system.This agreement includes the rehabilitation of the Sultan bin Abdulaziz Dialysis Center at Peltier General Hospital and the construction of a new dialysis center in Balbala.These initiatives reflect Djibouti’s commitment to improving healthcare access and modernizing health infrastructure, especially for renal disease treatment.The Saudi delegation, alongside Djibouti’s Minister of Health and the Djiboutian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, visited the Peltier Hospital dialysis center to assess existing conditions and better understand the urgent needs of patients requiring renal care.The delegation also visited a 20-hectare site in Douda, designated for a new Peltier Hospital funded by the Saudi Development Fund.This large-scale health project is expected to significantly expand Djibouti’s medical services, reinforcing the Saudi Fund’s commitment to advancing healthcare infrastructure in Djibouti. Al-Marshad signed an agreement providing a SAR6 million grant to rehabilitate the Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Dialysis Center according to Saudi Arabia News Agency, SPAGreat Pleasure Welcoming my good friend and Brother Souldan bin Abdirahman Al Marshad @SaudiFund_Dev as well as our two brotherly countries’s Ambassadors. We enjoy an excellent partnership with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, since the very beginning of #Djibouti’s Independence.… pic.twitter.com/qcTS2BK4sy— Ilyas M. Dawaleh (@Ilyasdawaleh) November 6, 2024 Post navigationSecurity forces arrest two Al-Shabaab suspects Japan Cancels Over $90 Million Debt for Somalia, Supporting Economic Reforms
