Jordan Phosphate Mines Company supports Karak Government Hospital and the health sector in the governorate with about one million dinars
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The Jordan Phosphate Mines Company has provided support to Karak Government Hospital and the health sector in the governorate, valued at approximately one million dinars, which included the provision of modern medical equipment and devices for the hospital, as well as contributing to its rehabilitation.
The equipment provided by the company to Karak Government Hospital included a modern computed tomography (CT) scanner, 100 electric medical beds for patients, and a flexible laryngoscope, in addition to supporting the hospital's rehabilitation works through a contribution made by the company to the Karak Reconstruction Foundation.
The company's support for the health sector in the governorate also included contributing to the establishment of a branch for the National Center for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Genetics at Mutah University, alongside supporting a number of health centers, which contributes to enhancing the level of services provided to citizens.
During his visit to the hospital, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company, Dr. Mohammad Al-Thneibat, along with the company's Chief Executive Officer, Engineer Abdul Wahab Al-Rwad, emphasized that this support stems from the company's keenness to back health institutions and empower them to develop their capabilities and elevate their level of services, as part of its firm approach to corporate social responsibility and its role in serving local communities.
Al-Thneibat stated that the company is keen to direct its contributions towards the actual needs and priorities of local communities, thereby enhancing medical capabilities, raising the efficiency of health services, and achieving a tangible impact on the level of care provided to citizens.
Al-Thneibat reviewed the reality of health services in the hospital and its needs, and listened to an explanation from its director, Dr. Ali Al-Sarayrah, regarding the equipment and devices provided by the company and their impact on developing the services provided to patients and visitors.
He expressed the company's readiness to continue supporting the hospital and the health sector in Karak Governorate, which enhances their capabilities and contributes to providing advanced health services to the people of the governorate.
He was accompanied during the visit by Karak Governor Dr. Qablan Al-Sharif, the Chief Executive Officer of the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company Engineer Abdul Wahab Al-Rwad, and the Director of Health in Karak.
For his part, Karak Governor Dr. Qablan Al-Sharif praised the role played by the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company in supporting Karak Government Hospital and the health sector in the governorate, appreciating the company's support for the hospital and emphasizing the importance of providing modern medical devices and equipment and completing the modernization of hospital beds, which contributes to enhancing its capabilities and improving the level of health services provided to the people of the governorate.
For his part, Dr. Al-Sarayrah expressed his appreciation for the company's support, stressing that the new medical devices and equipment, along with the contribution to the hospital's rehabilitation, will enhance its capabilities, expand the scope of care and treatment services available within the governorate, and reduce the need for patients to travel to hospitals outside it to obtain certain medical services.
Al-Sarayrah emphasized the importance of continued cooperation with national institutions to meet the needs of citizens and elevate the level of health services.
A number of citizens and hospital visitors expressed their appreciation for the company's initiatives, stressing that the provision of modern devices and equipment enhances the hospital's ability to meet their needs and provide better health services.
This support comes within a series of initiatives implemented by the Jordan Phosphate Mines Company to support health, educational, and service institutions in various regions of the Kingdom, as part of its social responsibility and its contribution to enhancing sustainable national development.
