M42 And UAE Ministry Of Defence Collaborate To Enhance Healthcare Integration At Arab Health 2025

A significant collaboration between M42, a global health technology leader, and the UAE's Ministry of Defence (MoD) was highlighted at Arab Health 2025. The event featured a panel discussion titled "Innovative Integration: M42 and Zayed Military Hospital Pioneering Sheikh Sultan Bin Zayed Hospital Excellence." This partnership aims to transform healthcare in the UAE through advanced innovation.

By leveraging the expertise of Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed (SSBZ) Hospital, the initiative seeks to close healthcare gaps and prioritise patient care. The goal is to bring advanced services closer to communities that need them most. This effort underscores M42's dedication to enhancing healthcare accessibility and quality in the region.

The collaboration promises improved healthcare access for northern communities through seamless integration with M42’s international partners. These include Imperial College London Diabetes Centre (ICLDC), Healthpoint, and Amana Healthcare. The aim is to create a sustainable and efficient healthcare model that delivers revolutionary care where it is needed most.

Safeya Almqtri, CEO of Dubai & Northern Emirates at M42, stated, "By partnering with the Ministry of Defence, we are not only bridging healthcare gaps but establishing a future-ready model that prioritises patient needs and advances to regional healthcare standards."

Dr. Abdalla Rashid AlNaqbi, Medical Director at SSBZ Hospital, emphasised the partnership's potential impact. He said, "In partnership with M42, Sheikh Sultan bin Zayed Hospital aims to revolutionise healthcare delivery by uniting global innovation with community-centred care. This partnership promises to create a cohesive healthcare system that improves access and outcomes for underserved regions."

The collaboration combines local expertise with international providers to drive innovation in world-class healthcare delivery. It promotes accessibility and enhances patient care across the region. This initiative marks a significant step towards setting new standards for integrated healthcare in the Middle East.

The panel discussion at Arab Health 2025 was a pivotal moment in realising this shared vision. It highlighted the transformative advantages of this collaboration for improving healthcare accessibility and integration within the UAE.

With inputs from WAM