KSU, CARE ink deal to equip dentistry hospital

CARE RTKL, a subsidiary of Healthcare Development Holding Company (HDH), has signed a contract with King Saud University (KSU) to equip the university's dentistry hospital. The deal is worth SR 169 million and CARE will be implementing the project within 240 days.
The signing took place recently at the Ministry of Higher Education headquarters in Jeddah. The signatories were Khaled Al-Anqari, minister of higher education and chairman of KSU, and Wael Kaawach, CEO of HDH.
Kaawach expressed his happiness at the partnership with KSU and said: “There is no doubt that King Saud University is one of the largest and most prestigious universities in the Kingdom and the Arab world, and its success has made it one of the best universities in the entire world. The university's new dental hospital is an important addition to medical education in the Kingdom, and we are proud to have been chosen to equip it with the latest medical instruments.”
Eli Abo Chdid, executive director of CARE, said: “CARE specializes in implementing projects to equip and prepare hospitals and medical colleges, without any bias to a specific company or brand, keeping in mind that we represent the project owners and make their best interests our main priority.”
CARE is one of HDH's subsidiaries and specializes in improving and developing the infrastructure of medical services in the Kingdom through a series of local and international partnerships.