Kuwait To Launch $3-Billion Healthcare Projects By Next Year

alifarabia | October 2, 2011 | Kuwait | No Comments

The Kuwaiti healthcare sector offers tremendous opportunities, given the rising population and an under-explored healthcare sector that’s largely driven by the public sector. The government is keen for private sector involvement and has initiated a number of reforms and incentives to attract the private sector. READ MORE HERE

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