Arabian Mark Developments visits Al Nas Hospital and provides support as part of its corporate social responsibility.
As part of its commitment to social responsibility and supporting humanitarian initiatives, Arabian Mark Developments organized a field visit to Al-Nas Hospital. The company's delegation included Ahmed Gamal El-Din, Chairman of the Board, along with a group of company employees and several clients. The visit aimed to gain firsthand knowledge of the medical services provided by the hospital and to contribute to supporting its humanitarian mission.
The company's delegation was received by Amr Mohi El-Din, Director of Communications and Public Relations at Al-Nas Hospital, who gave a comprehensive presentation about the hospital, its history, and its key medical departments. He then led the delegation on a tour of several departments to observe the hospital's operations and the services it provides to patients.
During the visit, Arabian Mark Developments announced a financial contribution to the hospital, reflecting its belief in the importance of effective community engagement and supporting medical institutions that provide free treatment services according to the highest international standards.
Ahmed Gamal El-Din, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Arabian Mark Developments, stated that this visit stems from the company's belief that its role extends beyond urban development to include supporting the community and humanity. He emphasized that the People's Hospital represents a distinguished model of corporate philanthropy based on a clear humanitarian vision and a tangible impact on the lives of thousands of patients.
He added that the company is keen to involve its employees and clients in such initiatives to promote a culture of giving and social responsibility, and to support entities that prioritize human well-being.
For his part, Amr Mohi El-Din, Director of Communications and Public Relations at the People's Hospital, expressed his appreciation for the visit of the delegation from Enjaz Real Estate Development Company, affirming that the support of national companies is a fundamental element in ensuring the sustainability of the free medical services provided by the hospital.
He explained that the People's Hospital was not merely a healthcare initiative, but a grand humanitarian dream that began with an idea conceived by the late businessman, Haj Khamis Asfour, founder of Crystal Asfour Factories, who believed in every person's right to receive high-quality treatment. His motto was: "Treat the needy as the rich would like to be treated." He pointed out that the hospital was built on land belonging to a charitable endowment in Shubra El-Kheima, spanning 30,000 square meters. It comprises seven floors with a capacity of approximately 600 beds, 10 operating rooms, 48 outpatient clinics, and 148 intensive care beds. He noted that the hospital officially began operations in 2019.
He added that the hospital has gradually expanded to include the treatment of pediatric and adult heart diseases, complex gastrointestinal diseases in collaboration with Dr. Karim Abu El-Magd, and the opening of a pediatric diabetes department in collaboration with Dr. Osama Hamdy, Professor of Internal Medicine and Diabetes at Harvard University. In addition, a comprehensive burns unit has been established, and preparations are underway to open a pediatric liver transplant unit, which represents a lifeline for many critical cases.
Gamal El-Din emphasized that the hospital's motto, "The People's Hospital... People for People," reflects its philosophy of providing free medical services of the highest possible quality. He stressed that the support of national institutions and companies directly contributes to the continuation and expansion of this humanitarian dream.
Arabian Mark Developments launched its first project in the Egyptian market under the name “REWAQ Residence”, an integrated residential project located in the heart of New Cairo City. The project is directly connected to the most important main axes such as South 90th Street, the Middle Ring Road, Ain Sokhna Road, and the axes of Mohamed Naguib and Gamal Abdel Nasser, which gives it a competitive advantage.