AMMAN
– HE Dr. Talal Abu-Ghazaleh, founder and chairman of Talal Abu-Ghazaleh Global
(TAG.Global), has visited the Jordanian Royal Medical Services (JRMS), where he
was received by the JRMS Director General, Brig. Gen. Dr.
Youssef Zureiqat.

Durint
the visit, the two sides discussed means of cooperation between the Medical
Services and TAG.Global, with the purpose of exchanging expertise in all
possible fields between both sides. Dr. Abu Ghazaleh promised to offer
unlimited support to JRMS.

They
also reviewed a host of medical services of different specialties provided at
the King Hussein Medical Center (KHMC), as well as the Jordan DNA Banking
Project and the potentials of its applicability by the Royal Medical Services.

Furthermore,
Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh praised the good reputation of the Royal Medical Services and
the level of services in different areas provided to patients and the
efficiency of their medical, nursing, and administrative cadres. 

He
also emphasized the importance of JRMS' role in providing the healthcare
centers with qualified and trained specialists in all medical fields.

For
his part, JRMS Director General, Dr. Zreiqat, stated
that the Royal Medical Services’ branches, through their affiliate hospitals,
comprehensive medical centers and specialized military hospitals, dispersed
across the Kingdom professionally and proficiently, offer their services to
patients wherever they are located. 

During
a tour to the various facilities at the King Hussein Medical Center, Dr.
Abu-Ghazaleh and the accompanying delegation were briefed on the services and
achievements of the Cardiovascular Clinic and the Queen Rania Hospital for
Children.

Meanwhile,
the two parties agreed on preparing a memorandum of understanding for
cooperation in establishing a simulation and training room, connecting the RMS
to the Arab Organization for Quality Assurance in Education (AROQA), chaired by Dr. Abu-Ghazaleh,
and the European Research Network, as well as other research and education
networks around the world. They also agreed on cooperating in organizing
workshops, training courses, and specialized conferences to underline the
importance of the DNA (Genetic Maps Bank) Project, cooperate in other DNA
Banking related topics and exchange expertise.