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Yemeni Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Dr. Shaya Al-Zindani visited Prince Mohammed bin Salman Hospital in Aden Governorate today, accompanied by the director of the Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen in the governorate, Engineer Ahmed Madkhali.

Shaya Al-Zindani: The hospital is a living testament to the direct impact of Saudi support

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Shaya Al-Zindani: The hospital is a living testament to the direct impact of Saudi support

Part of the visit

During the visit, the Prime Minister reviewed the progress of work at the hospital, toured several medical and specialized departments, and checked on hospitalized patients, listening to explanations about the health services provided, the hospital's medical capabilities and modern equipment, and the comprehensive healthcare it offers to beneficiaries.

Prime Minister Dr. Shaya Al-Zindani affirmed that Prince Mohammed bin Salman Hospital embodies a model of development partnership between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, and is a living testament to the direct impact of Saudi support, praising the efforts of the doctors and staff at the hospital in providing distinguished medical and humanitarian services, and the vital role of the Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen in implementing sustainable strategic projects.

Prince Mohammed bin Salman Hospital in Aden is one of the most important medical facilities that has contributed to improving health services in Yemen, having provided more than 4 million medical services since its operation through the Saudi Program for the Development and Reconstruction of Yemen.

The program's projects and initiatives supporting the health sector in Yemen include building and equipping hospitals and medical centers, rehabilitating and operating them, and building the capacities of medical staff, as part of 300 development projects and initiatives that the program provides in 8 basic and vital sectors: education, health, water, energy, transport, agriculture and fisheries, developing and supporting the capabilities of the Yemeni government, and development programs, across various Yemeni governorates.

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