Dubai | VPS Healthcare Chairman and Managing Director, Dr. K.S. In Shamshir field. According to a Forbes Middle East list of 50 leading health leaders in the region, he is the only Indian to make it into the top ten. Shamshir changed.
The ranking is based on the size of the business, income and assets, diversity of operations, experience, influence and achievements. The list also includes the critical interventions in the health sector in the Middle East during the Kovid epidemic. Shamshir was brought to the forefront.
The Abu Dhabi-based group now owns 15 brands, 24 operating hospitals and more than 125 health centers in the Middle East and India.
Dr. Shamshir is also the Vice Chairman of Amanat Holdings, a leading educational investment firm.
The LLH Hospital was established in 2007 in Abu Dhabi. The first hospital started by Shamshir. Launched in 2020 in Abu Dhabi’s Mohammed bin Zayed City, Burjeel Medical City is one of the largest cancer treatment centers in the UAE.
For the past decade and a half, he has been instrumental in developing medical facilities and improving the quality of health care in the Middle East. Shamshir played a crucial role. VPS Healthcare has been incorporated into a wide range of brands, including hospitals, medical centers, clinics, pharmaceutical companies, homecare, occupational health and retail pharmacies. Developed by Shamshir.
The group was at the forefront of the fight against Kovid-19. VPS Healthcare hospitals conducted more than 2 million PCR tests and administered more than 5 million vaccines. In addition, it has treated more than 10,000 Kovid patients in the UAE and Oman.
Headquartered in Saudi Arabia, Dr. Sulaiman Al Habib, Founder and Chairman of Sulaiman Al Habib Medical Services Group, tops Forbes list Hanan Mohammed Al Quwari, Managing Director, Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar, and Syed Darwaza, Executive Chairman, Hikma Pharmaceuticals, Jordan, were in the top three. Dr. Ashish Koshy, CEO, G42 Healthcare; The list also includes Sanubia Shams (Sulekha Healthcare Group Co-Chairperson).
Of the 50 health leaders on the list, 25 are from the UAE. Saudi Arabia-13, Egypt-6, Qatar-2, Kuwait, Algeria, Jordan and Morocco each made the list. Of these, 20 are headed by pharmaceutical companies and 19 by hospitals.