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An expanded product range aimed at broadening the client base alongside plans to target new markets are part of Thailand’s campaign to shore up its medical tourism industry, which is coming under pressure from increased competition and weaker economic performance in key source countries.
The emirate of Dubai, by virtue of being less generously endowed with hydrocarbons than its regional neighbours, has worked hard over the past several decades to develop a wider, more diversified economic bedrock to power growth. As a result the emirate has several sectors whose growth is not wholly contingent on hydrocarbons revenues, and which continue to prosper in the current environment.
Articles & Analysis | Kuwait's strong fiscal foundations expected to drive improved health care standards from The Report: Kuwait 2016
The health care market in Kuwait is set to receive a fiscal boost over the next five years, as rising public investment and private demand keep growth at double-digit levels. Health care provision and facilities are already expanding at a faster rate than most Gulf countries, reflecting Kuwait’s affluence and the government’s determination to...
Articles & Analysis | Public-private partnerships a useful mode for changing health needs in Kuwait from The Report: Kuwait 2016
With a dozen private hospitals already operating in the country, Kuwait has a thriving private health care sector. The role of private investors in health care is likely to grow over the coming years as the government looks to harness the capital and expertise of international players in particular. The sector is also being driven by the...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Dr Qais Saleh Al Duwairi, Director-General, Dasman Diabetes Institute (DDI): Interview from The Report: Kuwait 2016
How can Kuwait compete with more established, cost-effective health care providers abroad to reverse medical tourism outflows?