Unlike conventional open surgery, the technique allows surgeons to perform the procedure through small incisions using specialised instruments controlled from a surgical console.
The issuance forms part of Emzor’s broader US$29.6 million bond programme, which is designed to provide capital for the company’s growth and operational needs.
WHO Regional Director for Africa Dr. Mohamed Yakub Janabi presented the strategy during a session chaired by Ethiopia’s Minister for Health, Dr. Mekdes Daba.
Through its collaboration with Thmanyah, Bupa Arabia aims to make discussions about health and wellbeing more relevant to people’s everyday lives.
During the session, participants are reviewing progress, addressing emerging health challenges and considering strategies to strengthen health systems and improve health outcomes across the continent.
Hospitals are using these technologies in areas including mammography, stroke treatment, cancer care, sepsis detection, cardiology, neonatal services and emergency triage.
Hanmi is developing the HM17321 therapy as a potential first-in-class treatment that could promote weight loss while helping preserve lean body mass.
During the tour, Group representatives presented Thumbay Medicity’s integrated model, which brings education, patient care and research together within the same healthcare ecosystem.
The agreement builds on Peking University’s longstanding involvement in global health research and public health capacity development.
The initiative focused on using computer vision to analyze medical images and supported the development of methods for evaluating AI technologies in clinical settings.