Healthcare

Over the last decade, The GCC countries have transformed themselves into a state that makes them comparable with developing and sometimes even developed countries in terms of healthcare indicators.

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This GCC healthcare journey is largely attributable to the governments’ commitment to the improvement of both public health and the GCC healthcare sector. Several healthcare indicators are improving in GCC countries. Despite the progress the GCC healthcare sector has some negative aspects also like GCC healthcare infrastructure is inadequate and there is a dearth of skilled manpower in GCC healthcare sector.

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COVID-19 has brought healthcare space to the spotlight, highlighting its importance, gaps and opportunities. UAE Healthcare report offers insights on how this key sector is placed in UAE, the second largest market in GCC.

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