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    The document outlines several approved projects of the Saudi Ministry of Health from 1420 to 1436H as stipulated in approved state budgets. It specifically mentions the establishment of 5 large medical cities through a Royal Decree from 2011 to serve different regions of Saudi Arabia. It also lists a Royal Order from 2013 that approved the establishment of 22 new hospitals across the Kingdom adding 7,400 new beds. The goal is to expand healthcare infrastructure in the country.

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    The document outlines several approved projects of the Saudi Ministry of Health from 1420 to 1436H as stipulated in approved state budgets. It specifically mentions the establishment of 5 large medical cities through a Royal Decree from 2011 to serve different regions of Saudi Arabia. It also lists a Royal Order from 2013 that approved the establishment of 22 new hospitals across the Kingdom adding 7,400 new beds. The goal is to expand healthcare infrastructure in the country.

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    2/5/2020 MOH Initiatives & Projects - Approved MOH Projects

    Approved MOH Projects

    Proceeding from the approach of transparency adopted by the Ministry of Health


    (MOH), and seeking to provide accurate and reliable information, the Ministry hereby
    publishes its approved projects during the past fifteen years, as stipulated in the
    approved state budgets.

    1. Summary of the approved projects from 1420 to 1435H (available only in Arabic).
    2. The approved projects as of the fiscal year 1431/1432H till the fiscal year
    1435/1436H (available only in Arabic).
    3. The approved projects as of the fiscal year 1425/1426H till the fiscal year
    1430/1431H (available only in Arabic).
    4. The approved projects as of the fiscal year 1420/1421H till the fiscal year
    1424/1425H (available only in Arabic).

    The Ministry is pleased to publish for the public the details of the Royal Decree No.
    A/66, dated 18/3/2011 (corresponding to 13/04/1432H), with regard to the
    establishment of 5 medical cities in the Kingdom. These cities are:

    1. King Fahad Medical City in Riyadh

    2. King Abdullah Medical City in Makkah

    3. King Khalid Medical City in the Eastern Region

    4. King Faisal Medical City for serving the Southern Region

    5. Prince Muhammad Bin Abdulaziz Bin Abdulrahman Al Saud Medical City for
    serving the kingdom's Northern Regions.

    https://www.moh.gov.sa/en/Ministry/Projects/Pages/Projects.aspx 1/4
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    To view the Royal Decree concerning the establishment of the 5 medical cities (available
    only in Arabic), click here.

    Besides, MOH is further pleased to publish the details of the Royal Order No. 22005,
    dated 21/4/2013 (corresponding to 11/06/1434H), concerning the financial support
    needed to establish 22 new hospitals in the Kingdom (adding 7,400 new beds), which
    are as follows:

    Serial Bed
    Hospital
    No. Capacity

    1 Ranyah Hospital in Makkah 200 beds

    2 Al-Khurmah Hospital in Makkah 200 beds

    3 Al-Qunfudah Hospital in Makkah 500 beds

    4 Maternity and Children Hospital in Al Madinah 400 beds

    5 A hospital in Badr Province, Madinah 200 beds

    6 A hospital in Almajmaáh 300 beds

    7 A hospital in Sharourah 300 beds

    8 Al Qitaá Al Jabaly Hospital in Jazan 300 beds

    9 Maternity and Children Hospital in Mahayel Asir 200 beds

    10 Al Qatif Hospital 500 beds

    11 A hospital in Al Ahsa Province 500 beds

    12 A hospital in west Dammam 500 beds

    Medical Complex in Riyadh 1000 beds


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    14 Medical Complex in Jeddah 1000 beds

    15 Al Qahmah and Al Barak Hospital in Asir 300 beds

    16 Growth and behavior disorders center in Riyadh

    17 Growth and behavior disorders center in Makkah

    Growth and behavior disorders center in the East


    18
    Region

    19 Turobah Hospital in Makkah 100 beds

    20 Al Mahd Hospital in Madinah 200 beds

    21 Khamis Mushait Hosptal in Asir 500 beds

    22 East Asir Hospital 200 beds

    To view the financial support for the establishment of 22 new hospitals in the Kingdom (available only in Arabic), click here.

    https://www.moh.gov.sa/en/Ministry/Projects/Pages/Projects.aspx 3/4
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    https://www.moh.gov.sa/en/Ministry/Projects/Pages/Projects.aspx 4/4

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