
Algeria is set to revolutionize its healthcare landscape with the imminent construction of a cutting-edge medical center dedicated to cell therapy, a rapidly expanding field worldwide.
According to Algérie Aujourd’hui, the national pharmaceutical giant Saidal has forged a partnership with Madar Holding to bring this ambitious project to life.
Under the agreement, Madar Holding will finance the infrastructure, with an investment estimated at €65 million, while Saidal commits to supplying scientific expertise and facilitating the transfer of critical technologies necessary for the centre’s successful launch.
The forthcoming clinic promises to provide Algerian patients with access to innovative treatments previously available only abroad, potentially saving costly trips overseas and bolstering the nation’s healthcare sovereignty.
This initiative extends beyond direct patient benefits. It signifies a major step towards modernizing Algeria’s medical ecosystem, with hopes of attracting further investment and nurturing the development of local specialists skilled in high-tech medical fields. By prioritizing cell therapy, Algeria signals its ambition to meet international standards and cultivate future medical breakthroughs within its own borders.
As Algeria embarks on this pioneering journey, the project stands as a beacon of progress and self-reliance, aiming to place the Maghreb at the forefront of medical innovation in Africa and beyond.