[23/07/2026 12:32]
ADEN-SABA
Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. Shaya Zindani said Prince Mohammed bin Salman Hospital in the interim capital, Aden, stands as a tangible example of the humanitarian and development partnership between Yemen and Saudi Arabia, highlighting the Kingdom's direct contribution to improving essential services and easing the suffering of the Yemeni people.
During a visit to the hospital on Thursday, Zindani toured several departments, including the CT imaging unit, the cardiac catheterization center, and intensive care wards, where he reviewed the hospital's advanced medical equipment and the specialized treatment services provided to patients.
Hospital Director Dr. Ahmed Abdulaziz and members of the medical staff briefed the prime minister on the facility's specialized healthcare services, the growing number of beneficiaries, and the efforts being made to provide comprehensive treatment in line with high medical standards. They noted that all services are provided free of charge to patients from across Yemen.
Zindani also met with a number of patients to inquire about their conditions and the quality of care they were receiving. He wished them a speedy recovery and commended the dedication of the hospital's doctors and healthcare personnel in delivering high-quality medical and humanitarian services.
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