Dubai Health Authority and Department of Economic Development sign MoU


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▴ Dubai Health Authority and Department of Economic
MoU aims to boost investment in health sector and enhance medical tourism

Dubai, United Arab Emirates: The Dubai Health Authority(DHA) and the Department of Economic Development ( DED) signed today a memorandum of understanding ( MoU) to bolster health investment and medical tourism in the Emirate.

The MoU was signed by H.E. Humaid Al Qutami, Director General of the Dubai Health Authority, and H.E. Sami Al Qamzi, Director General of the Department of Economic Development (DED) in the presence of a number of senior officials from both sides.

The MoU aims to promote investment opportunities, share data, studies and information related to health investments. The two sides will jointly collaborate to attract foreign direct investments especially in niche healthcare specialties. The two sides will also work to protect investors’ intellectual property rights and they will promote the DHA’s health investment guide and Certificate of Need policy to provide investors with guidance and information on health investment in the Emirate.

Following the signing of the memorandum, H.E. Humaid Al Qutami said that DHA has made significant strides in the field of healthcare investment. DHA has chalked out approved policies, a clear and comprehensive Dubai Health Investment Strategy and Guide that provides investors with much needed information and guidance in terms of the healthcare landscape of Dubai and investment opportunities in Dubai.

Al Qutami highlighted the unique Certificate of Need guideline that ensures investments in the healthcare are in line with the requirements of the sector and the needs of the population.

He also highlighted the remarkable growth of the health sector of the Emirate and said the presently Dubai has 3,400 health facilities which include hospitals and clinics.

In terms of medical tourism, Al Qutami said as per 2018 statistics, more than 337,000 health tourists visited the emirate seeking services in various health specialties.

On the memorandum of understanding, Al Qutami said that DED has achieved tremendous success in the field of investment and tourism and that the Authority is pleased to collaborate with the DED to further strengthen health investment and medical tourism in the Emirate.

H.E. Sami Al Qamzi said, “The Department of Economic Development is keen on strengthening its partnership with public and private organizations to provide an ideal business environment and make investment attractive to various sectors specifically investment in the health sector and medical tourism. The MoU with the DHA opens up more prospects and facilitates information sharing and knowledge about the health sector thereby contributing to the revitalization of the health and medical tourism sector and raising opportunities for investment in this vital sector to reaffirm Dubai’s global competiveness in investment across all sectors.”

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