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Sidra Medicine and Qatar Red Crescent Society sign agreement

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Sidra Medicine and the Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) have signed a memorandum of understand­ing (MoU) under which the latter will provide financial assistance covering the treatment, medication­s and medical supplies of patients in need.

The signatorie­s were Sidra Medicine CEO Dr Barbro Fridén and QRCS chief executive director Ibrahim Abdulla al-Maliki.

Dr Fridén, said: “Every child deserves the opportunit­y to grow up healthy and realise their full potential and this is especially the case for children who are fighting complex health conditions. Our hospital, which provides specialist paediatric services is committed to providing the best possible care for the children of Qatar and beyond. Our partnershi­ps with charitable groups like the Qatar Red

Crescent Society are a step in the right direction to help improve the lives of young patients in need and to give them an opportunit­y to have access to the right care at the right time.”

Al-Maliki, added: “Qatar Red Crescent Society’s MoU with Sidra Medicine is an ambitious step towards realising the joint social and humanitari­an goals embodied by the Qatar National Vision 2030. It is also a continuati­on of our ongoing partnershi­p with the hospital.

“QRCS has extensive experience in the field of humanitari­an and community engagement. We have been actively supporting the treatment of needy children, whose families cannot afford the cost of treatment and we hope that our contributi­on will have a positive impact by giving them access to the best paediatric healthcare services.”

 ??  ?? Ibrahim Abdulla al-Maliki and Dr Barbro Fridén at the MoU signing.
Ibrahim Abdulla al-Maliki and Dr Barbro Fridén at the MoU signing.

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