The King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief) has laid the foundation stone for a project to rehabilitate and equip the Center for Continuing Medical and Health Education (CCMHE) in the Syrian city of Hama, under the supervision of Syria’s Ministry of Health.
The project aims to create a specialized training environment that enables doctors, nursing staff, and healthcare workers to update their knowledge and develop practical skills. It also seeks to attract healthcare personnel from across Syria’s provinces and support health institutions and hospitals with qualified staff.
Saudi Ambassador to Syria, Ghazi Al-Anzi, said the project forms part of the Kingdom’s efforts to support the Syrian people through KSrelief.
He noted that the initiative combines infrastructure development, medical and educational equipment, and the training of healthcare personnel, with the aim of improving the quality of health services and extending their impact across Syria’s provinces.
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