Africa-Press – Gambia. Landmark MoU establishes exclusive affiliation between leading Gambian healthcare provider and prominent Turkish hospital network.
In a groundbreaking ceremony held at the InnovaRx Global Health headquarters in Pipeline, InnovaRx WOW HEALTH SERVICES and Florence Healthcare (UK) formalised a historic Memorandum of Understanding that promises to revolutionise healthcare delivery in The Gambia and establish a new paradigm for international medical collaboration in West Africa.
The signing ceremony and strategic presentation brought together healthcare leaders from both organisations to commemorate what many are calling a watershed moment for Gambian healthcare infrastructure and access to world-class medical services.
In his keynote address, Dr Ismail Badjie, Founder and CEO of InnovaRx Global Health, expressed profound gratitude to the Florence Healthcare delegation, led by Dr Sinan Nazif Aran, MD, General Manager, and Dr Genco Cetinkanat, Deputy General Manager, for their commitment to this transformative partnership.
“This historic affiliation represents endless opportunities for creating true synergy in increasing access to dignified healthcare through partnership and knowledge transfer,” Dr Badjie declared. “We are witnessing the birth of a symbiosis that meets the urgent demand for integrated healthcare services, not just in The Gambia, but across the global healthcare landscape.”
Building bridges across continents
Dr Sinan N Aran, speaking on behalf of Florence Healthcare, provided insight into the institution’s distinguished history and its strategic vision for expanding healthcare access. “Florence Healthcare is committed to building meaningful bridges with both public and private healthcare institutions in The Gambia,” Dr. Aran affirmed. “This partnership reflects our belief in collaborative medicine and our dedication to elevating healthcare standards through shared expertise and resources.”
The discussions highlighted promising opportunities for deeper institutional relationships, particularly between Florence Teaching Hospital and Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital, under the progressive leadership of Chief Medical Director Dr Mustapha Bittaye. This tri-institutional collaboration promises to enhance medical education, clinical excellence, and patient care outcomes across The Gambia’s healthcare system.
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