RIYADH: Kuwait Institute for Medical Specializations has entered into an agreement with the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties aimed at enhancing the training and skills of medical professionals. The deal, signed during the Global Health Exhibition in Riyadh, seeks to improve the efficiency of medical staff through increased coordination and shared expertise in health education and training.
According to Kuwait News Agency, the agreement was formalized by Dr. Abdurrahman Al-Mutairi, Undersecretary of Kuwait’s Ministry of Health and Acting Secretary General of the Institute, and Aws Al-Shamsan, Secretary General of the Saudi Commission. The initiative also focuses on strengthening joint coordination for professional licensing tests in the fields of medicine and dentistry, with the goal of elevating health services in both nations. The collaboration is expected to bring about significant improvements in the quality of healthcare services provided in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.