Cleopatra Hospitals to Operate First Aid Clinic at Giza Pyramids
The clinic will provide free outpatient services during daily opening hours, staffed by Cleopatra Hospitals Group.
Orascom Pyramids and Cleopatra Hospitals Group signed a partnership to operate a first-aid clinic within the Giza Plateau visiting area. The clinic will provide free outpatient medical services to visitors within the site, staffed by a qualified medical team from Cleopatra Hospitals Group, and will operate during the visiting area’s daily opening hours, in line with recognised medical standards. The initiative is part of a national project to develop the visitor experience at the Pyramids of Giza, the only surviving Wonder of the Ancient World. “Our goal is not only to develop infrastructure and recreational services at the Giza Plateau, but also to ensure the health and safety of visitors," Eng. Amr Gazzarin, Chairman of Orascom Pyramids, said. "Our partnership with Cleopatra Hospitals Group reflects our belief in the importance of integrating tourism with high-quality healthcare services, to deliver a humane and civilised experience worthy of Egypt’s rich history.” "We are proud to collaborate with Orascom Pyramids on this project, which aims to deliver healthcare services at one of the most important tourist attractions in the world," Dr. Ahmed Ezz El-Din, CEO of Cleopatra Hospitals Group, added. "Having a presence at the Pyramids is an extension of our mission to provide high-quality medical services to everyone in need, wherever they may be.” Cleopatra Hospitals Group is the largest private hospital group in Egypt by number of hospital beds and operating hospitals. It operates seven hospitals in the Greater Cairo Area, two polyclinics in East and West Cairo, and holds a majority stake in Bedaya for Medical Services.
