The program focuses on early detection of eye diseases, with particular emphasis on glaucoma, while also supporting medical outreach through specialized convoys deployed in underserved communities.
Under the new law, TPAs must register in a special official registry and can only operate within the activities approved under that registration.
Under the agreement, both organizations will conduct a series of early screening campaigns across Caritas Egypt’s network of branches.
The partnership reflects Upwyde Developments’ vision of creating smart, mixed-use destinations that integrate residential, commercial, administrative, and medical services in one location.
Suppliers delivering goods for Egypt’s strategic stockpile will now receive payments within 30 to 45 days, compared to the previous 120-day period.
The partnership leverages the EAEA’s scientific expertise with Alameda Healthcare’s clinical and operational capabilities to create a sustainable, patient-centered treatment hub.
The government has set a bold target: by 2030, Egypt will manufacture 140 million human vaccine doses per year.
The initiative recognizes that pharmacists serve as critical figures in healthcare, often representing the first and most accessible point of contact for millions of Egyptians seeking guidance on everyday health concerns.
The facility will include hospitals with a total of 500 beds, a medical faculty designed to educate approximately 5,000 students, and a dedicated research and training centre.
The meeting represents part of the Egyptian Drug Authority’s ongoing efforts to engage with leading international pharmaceutical companies and promote strategic partnerships that support industry development.