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The closure of Al-Sakhā’ Hospital in Al-Hassan Industrial City in Jordan has faced strong criticism from Imad Al-Nadaf, President of the City Investors Association, who warned of its serious repercussions on the investment climate and the local economy. He emphasized that the decision threatens market stability and creates confusion among both local and foreign investors, especially since the hospital played a vital role in providing healthcare services to around 30,000 employees working in over 150 factories and companies. Al-Nadaf expressed his surprise at the statements made by the Minister of Health, who indicated the possibility of closing the hospital and the inability to reopen it, considering this as damaging trust in the legislative environment and endangering national interests. He also projected an increase in unemployment rates and layoffs of staff. Additionally, he pointed to evidence proving the hospital's innocence regarding the allegations against it, warning that closing the hospital would harm Jordan’s investment reputation and its medical tourism sector. He called on the relevant authorities to reconsider the decision and ensure justice to maintain a stable business environment and protect the rights of workers and patients.
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