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JHCO, Al Quds University, KOR sign MoU to support Gaza’s healthcare with 3 new field hospitals

By JT - Feb 20,2025 - Last updated at Feb 20,2025

The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organisation (JHCO), Al Quds University (AQU), and the Kids Operating Room Organisation (KOR) on Thursday signs a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish three field hospitals in Gaza (JT file)

AMMAN — The Jordan Hashemite Charity Organisation (JHCO), Al Quds University (AQU), and the Kids Operating Room Organisation (KOR) on Thursday signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU)  to support the Gaza HOPES initiative, which aims to establish three field hospitals in Gaza, specialising in maternal and child care, emergency services and surgery.

The three organisations will cooperate on the planning, deployment and continuous supply of medical resources for these hospitals, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

Their joint efforts will focus on supporting affected communities and optimising resources to ensure the successful establishment and long-term sustainability of these facilities, the JHCO said. 

JHCO Secretary General Hussein Shibli emphasised that Gaza's healthcare system is facing unprecedented challenges, making the support of emergency hospitals and medical facilities a top priority. 

“Through this partnership, JHCO will play a crucial role in facilitating the delivery of medical aid and ensuring the continuity of essential healthcare services to save lives during these difficult times,” Shibli said.

This initiative is part of JHCO's ongoing relief efforts, which span various sectors to address the needs of the people of Gaza, Shibli said.

Al Quds University President Imad Abu Kishk underscored the urgency of the initiative, highlighting the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza. 

He stressed that the establishment of field hospitals is not only a necessity but a moral obligation that must not be delayed. "These hospitals will provide critical medical care to children and mothers who are in urgent need of assistance," he added.

Abu Kishk also reaffirmed the university’s commitment to leveraging its resources, expertise and international partnerships to ensure the successful implementation of the project. 

He expressed gratitude to the JHCO for its ongoing support and cooperation in this vital humanitarian effort.

This MoU marks a significant step in fostering international cooperation to support Gaza’s healthcare sector, ensuring that life-saving medical services reach those who need them most.

 

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