TAG: Health
The past few years have come to be defined by major economic restructuring, encompassing government institutions, investment funds, oil and gas, financial services and education. Leadership across the emirate continues to embrace these changes, creating more efficient institutions better equipped to handle challenging times. Continuing to build competencies outside oil and gas, and furthering the knowledge economy, will be crucial to achieving the emirate’s long-term goals.
Health care is a central developmental pillar that functions as an engine of social and economic growth for all countries. The correlation between a healthy population and strong economic growth is undeniable. However, according to the World Health Organisation, Mexico ranks 61st out of 191 countries for overall health efficiency. This is behind many nations with lower socio-economic rankings in other metrics, such as those in South-east Asia.
The past few years have come to be defined by major economic restructuring, encompassing government institutions, investment funds, oil and gas, financial services and education. Leadership across the emirate continues to embrace these changes, creating more efficient institutions better equipped to handle challenging times. Continuing to build competencies outside oil and gas, and furthering the knowledge economy, will be crucial to achieving the emirate’s long-term goals.