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Following the success of compulsory medical insurance policies in other Gulf states, Oman has initiated the rollout of its own national mandate.
New policies encouraging the use of generic drugs are set to reduce the cost of health care in Abu Dhabi, which is likely to attract more investment to the pharmaceuticals manufacturing industry.
Qatar is placing significant focus on preventative health care as part of its new five-year plan for the sector, with efforts to improve the general health of the population and reduce the cost of service provision set to offer increased opportunities for private sector investment.
Rising demand is set to drive expansion of Sharjah’s health care sector in the coming years, increasing opportunities for domestic and foreign investment, with a number of new projects already in the development pipeline.
As part of the New Kuwait 2035 development strategy unveiled in January, cost-cutting measures have begun to take hold in the health sector.
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