Saudi Vision 2030: Transformative Health Projects, Cultural Collaborations, and Safety Achievements Propel Future Progress
Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 progresses with new health projects, cultural collaborations, and significant achievements in traffic safety and conservation efforts.
In line with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, Prince Faisal bin Mishaal, Emir of Qassim, recently unveiled 52 pivotal health projects worth SR456 million in Buraidah, demonstrating a strong commitment to enhancing regional healthcare services, and reinforcing this initiative with eight new memoranda of understanding to bolster community health.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia and Italy have joined forces to reveal a superb collection of historical artifacts at AlUla's 2024 Ancient Kingdoms Festival, showcasing treasures from Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Rome, as a testament to their collaborative preservation efforts following a strategic cultural agreement signed earlier this year.
Aligning with these transformative initiatives is the inspiring story of Saudi Arabia's notable achievement in traffic safety, where the Ministry of Interior has halved road accident fatalities as part of Vision 2030, by deploying modern technology and enhancing road safety measures, reducing fatalities significantly since 2016.
In healthcare advancements, BD has partnered with the Infusion Nurses Society to elevate infusion care in the MENAT region, strengthening patient safety and healthcare quality through standardized practices and rigorous training for professionals, thus creating a network of Centres of Excellence.
Further underscoring Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, Khalid bin Abdullah Al-Bakr, CEO of the Quality of Life Program, shared insights at the World Urban Forum in Cairo on prioritizing a people-first approach in urban developments, highlighting efforts towards innovation and improved city services in a digital era.
Lastly, the Saudi Falcons Club has teamed up with NEOM to protect falcon habitats through the Hadad program, blending cultural heritage with progressive conservation techniques to support Saudi Vision 2030’s environmental aims, marking a significant step in sustainable falconry practices.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia and Italy have joined forces to reveal a superb collection of historical artifacts at AlUla's 2024 Ancient Kingdoms Festival, showcasing treasures from Pompeii, Herculaneum, and Rome, as a testament to their collaborative preservation efforts following a strategic cultural agreement signed earlier this year.
Aligning with these transformative initiatives is the inspiring story of Saudi Arabia's notable achievement in traffic safety, where the Ministry of Interior has halved road accident fatalities as part of Vision 2030, by deploying modern technology and enhancing road safety measures, reducing fatalities significantly since 2016.
In healthcare advancements, BD has partnered with the Infusion Nurses Society to elevate infusion care in the MENAT region, strengthening patient safety and healthcare quality through standardized practices and rigorous training for professionals, thus creating a network of Centres of Excellence.
Further underscoring Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, Khalid bin Abdullah Al-Bakr, CEO of the Quality of Life Program, shared insights at the World Urban Forum in Cairo on prioritizing a people-first approach in urban developments, highlighting efforts towards innovation and improved city services in a digital era.
Lastly, the Saudi Falcons Club has teamed up with NEOM to protect falcon habitats through the Hadad program, blending cultural heritage with progressive conservation techniques to support Saudi Vision 2030’s environmental aims, marking a significant step in sustainable falconry practices.
