The "Makers of Hope" initiative, the largest of its kind in the Arab world to honor the bidders, monitored the proceeds of its closing ceremony this year for the Humanitarian Year Project, which is building and equipping Professor Magdy Yaqoub Hospital for charitable heart disease in Egypt, which, upon completion, will become the largest specialized medical institution In heart diseases and surgeries in the Arab world.
His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, announced a contribution to support the hospital, equal to the total contributions of "entrepreneurs of hope" of businessmen, to double the value to 88 million dirhams.
The volume of donations at the ceremony reached 44 million dirhams, during which "pioneers of hope" from businessmen, institutions and companies competed to translate their social responsibility by supporting a large humanitarian edifice.
The "Makers of Hope" ceremony witnessed the largest donation campaign of its kind live, through the pledge of a number of businessmen and institutions in the Emirates to donate to the project.
The new hospital will provide free treatment and perform more than 12,000 surgeries annually for cardiac patients in the Arab world, specifically children, as 70% of its operations are devoted to them without charge.
The hospital also provides world-class health care services, free of charge, for heart patients who cannot afford the costs of treatment, medication and health follow-up.
The hospital includes an integrated group of outpatient clinics, whose annual capacity exceeds 80,000 patients.
With its modern equipment and world-class operating rooms, the hospital provides training for more than 1,000 doctors and surgeons specializing in heart disease, within the Education and Training Center of the Majdi Yaqoub Foundation for Cardiology and Research, while the medical, scientific and research staff in the hospital sets up a detailed genetic map of heart diseases in the Arab world, based on To the records of cases and the results of research and the results of experiences and scientific observations, to develop the mechanisms of diagnosis and early treatment intervention for heart diseases in the Arab region.
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His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, imitated Professor Majdi Yaqoub and Shaikh Muhammad bin Rashid for Humanitarian Action, in exchange for his efforts in charitable and humanitarian work and his medical and scientific achievements, which have given over more than 50 years hope and life to millions Of patients around the world.
The makers of hope
Dr. Mujahid Mustafa Ali Al-Talawi (Egypt):
Provides health care for decades for a nominal fee or for free, and supports the poor, the needy, and orphans in his village and community.
Ali Al-Ghamdi (Saudi Arabia):
Orphans in Asia and Africa have for years guaranteed their personal money, without anyone's support.
Steve Sosby (American):
He obtained Palestinian citizenship in exchange for his efforts with Palestinian children who lost their limbs, and encouraged the teams of doctors and volunteers to support the Palestinian medical teams.
Ahmed Al Falasi (UAE):
He devoted his time and money to helping those with insufficiency and kidney failure, and providing healthcare facilities to treat the poor and needy.
Mohamed Buzik (Libya):
He has worked for many years with abandoned and hopeless children, providing care for them around the clock.
The hospital will provide free treatment and allocate 70% of its operations to children.
The hospital includes outpatient clinics, whose capacity exceeds 80,000 patients annually.