David Dew, managing director of the Saudi British Bank (SABB), along with a number of senior executives of the bank visited Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Humanitarian City (SBAHC), where they were welcomed by Abdullah bin Zarah, SBAHC CEO, and a group of senior officials.
The guests were briefed of the various facilities offered by the city, including its operating mechanism and rehabilitative services. SABB executives also visited the inpatient rooms during a tour of the medical and rehabilitation facilities.
SABB’s visit aims to strengthen the strategic partnership between SABB and SBAHC and to survey the projects supported by SABB at the forefront of which is Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Specialized Center for Prosthetic & Orthotics as well as SABB Humanitarian Bed and other expansion projects recently executed in the city.
Dew said: “We are proud of our cooperation with SBAHC and the resulting social responsibility projects.”
He commended the humanitarian services offered by the city, pointing out that SBAHC provides state of the art medical practices and sophisticated devices for children and adults under the supervision of a highly experienced medical team.
SABB is engaged in strategic cooperation with SBAHC. This successful relationship resulted in supporting many prominent humanitarian projects, including the establishment of Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Specialized Center for Prosthetic & Orthotics, and expansion of buildings No. 6 and 7 to boost the inpatient capacity by 49 beds.
SABB Humanitarian Bed is another project sponsored by SABB for the seventh consecutive year; it also sponsors treatment and rehabilitation services for children with special needs.
The guests were briefed of the various facilities offered by the city, including its operating mechanism and rehabilitative services. SABB executives also visited the inpatient rooms during a tour of the medical and rehabilitation facilities.
SABB’s visit aims to strengthen the strategic partnership between SABB and SBAHC and to survey the projects supported by SABB at the forefront of which is Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Specialized Center for Prosthetic & Orthotics as well as SABB Humanitarian Bed and other expansion projects recently executed in the city.
Dew said: “We are proud of our cooperation with SBAHC and the resulting social responsibility projects.”
He commended the humanitarian services offered by the city, pointing out that SBAHC provides state of the art medical practices and sophisticated devices for children and adults under the supervision of a highly experienced medical team.
SABB is engaged in strategic cooperation with SBAHC. This successful relationship resulted in supporting many prominent humanitarian projects, including the establishment of Sultan Bin Abdulaziz Specialized Center for Prosthetic & Orthotics, and expansion of buildings No. 6 and 7 to boost the inpatient capacity by 49 beds.
SABB Humanitarian Bed is another project sponsored by SABB for the seventh consecutive year; it also sponsors treatment and rehabilitation services for children with special needs.
