Three new medical tourism offices in Nigeria were recently opened by a partnership between RivExcel and American Hospital Dubai. This growth demonstrates both organizations' commitment to improving global health outcomes and will make premium healthcare services more accessible.

Establishing 30 offices in key regions in Eastern and Central Europe is an important part of the expansion strategy. The initiative helps the UAE achieve its goal of being the center of the world for medical tourism.

In order to strengthen the relationship between American Hospital Dubai and the various communities, the Representative Office in Lagos will act as a central location for distributing the hospital's well-known medical services. Through the partnership, a wider audience will have access to state-of-the-art medical knowledge and solutions, which will completely transform the healthcare industry.

"The United Arab Emirates has effectively maintained its standing as one of the top international destinations for medical tourism." It benefits from expanding global confidence in its healthcare industry, thriving in providing unique experiences, and introducing multiple programs to draw in medical tourists from around the world.

"The UAE's international standing in this field is enhanced by its expertise, innovation, high healthcare standards, and collaborations." stated Sherif Beshara, American Hospital Dubai's group chief executive officer.

Among the prominent participants in the launch were Buti Al Mulla, the chairman of the Boards of Directors of the Mohamed & Obaid AlMulla Group, Sherif Beshara, the group chief executive officer of the Mohamed & Obaid AlMulla Group and American Hospital Dubai; Marwan AlMulla, the chief executive officer of the Dubai Health Authority (DHA)'s health regulation sector; Tonye Princewill, the executive chairman of RivExel; and Tayyibat Mohammed, the Nigerian Consul General in Dubai.