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A nation dedicated to health
The article discusses the significant transformation in Saudi Arabia's healthcare system, moving from the traditional approach focused on treating illness to a system centered on prevention before disease occurs. The efforts of the Kingdom have led to the accreditation of 21 cities as healthy cities by the World Health Organization, as well as the opening of large healthy cities such as Jeddah and Medina, reflecting the integration of urban development with health industry and the creation of a comprehensive healthy environment. The healthcare system has also been reorganized through the establishment of specialized healthcare companies and an increased emphasis on measuring the impact of care on people's lives, with the average life expectancy rising to 79.7 years. The article emphasizes that the success of this transformation is not only evident in modern healthcare facilities but also in the improvement of the quality and standard of living for individuals, promoting the concept of prevention and reducing early diseases. The ultimate goal is to achieve a healthier, more independent life, embodying a national vision to prioritize human health before illness occurs.
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