Saudi German Health plans to invest around US$250 million in Egypt by 2030, expanding its hospital network with two new facilities in Giza and Alexandria, according to Mohamed Loulou, General Manager of Saudi German Hospital Alexandria, as demand for private healthcare continues to rise in one of the Middle East’s largest healthcare markets.
The investment programme includes a US$100 million hospital in Giza, currently in the planning stage. Construction, installation of medical equipment and commissioning are expected to take around three years before the facility becomes operational.
In Alexandria, the group plans to develop a medical complex valued at more than US$150 million, comprising 35 outpatient clinics, a physiotherapy centre, a medical laboratory, a diagnostic imaging centre and an emergency department, further expanding its healthcare services in Egypt’s second-largest city.
Loulou added that Saudi German Health is also evaluating expansion opportunities in new urban communities across Cairo, Alexandria and New Alamein, as part of a broader strategy to strengthen its presence in the Egyptian market.
The expansion builds on Saudi German Health’s existing healthcare network in Egypt and reflects growing investor interest in the country’s private healthcare sector amid population growth, rising healthcare spending and government efforts to attract private investment and expand medical tourism.
The projects remain subject to final approvals, while detailed development schedules and project specifications have yet to be formally announced.
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