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Government reviews $5B plan for two medical cities
The Egyptian government's plan reflects an investment exceeding $5 billion to establish two integrated medical cities in the Administrative Capital and New Alamein City, aimed at developing the healthcare system and enhancing Egypt's position as a regional hub for medical services and medical tourism. The projects include providing advanced therapeutic and preventive services, establishing educational and training centers for Egyptian medical staff, and increasing the number of medical beds to support the comprehensive health insurance system. The plan relies on direct foreign investments and aims to attract over 3 million medical tourists within the first three years, with a focus on leveraging Egyptian medical professionals and offering comprehensive services that meet international standards.
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