Apollo Hospitals Signs Agreement with Iraq’s Ministry of Interior to Manage Security Force Hospital

Under the agreement, Apollo Hospitals will provide advanced medical care to Iraq's security forces and their families.

Apollo Hospitals signed an agreement with the Ministry of Interior, Republic of Iraq, to manage and operate the Internal Security Force Hospital.

Under the agreement, Apollo Hospitals will provide advanced medical care to Iraq's security forces and their families.

Through this collaboration, Iraqi security forces personnel are expected to gain access to specialised care and treatment facilities.

Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director of Apollo Hospitals, said that this partnership will bring Apollo's expertise in hospital management, advanced clinical care, and patient safety protocols to ensure the delivery of world-class healthcare services at the facility.

Ouday Khudhair Saeed, First Secretary, Iraq, said the agreement is an important step in building the country’s healthcare capacity.

"We are confident that this partnership will greatly benefit our internal security forces by providing them and their families with the quality healthcare they deserve," he said.

Pratap C Reddy, Founder-Chairman of Apollo Hospitals, said the partnership reflects the organisation’s wider vision. "Heal in India, Heal by India, Heal from India. Over the years, Apollo Hospitals, Hyderabad, has emerged as a global hub for healthcare. Every month, more than 20,000 international patients are treated here. This agreement reinforces our mission to extend India's finest healthcare expertise across borders, bringing hope and healing to Iraq's security forces and their families," he said.

The collaboration is expected to strengthen medical infrastructure for Iraq’s internal security forces and further expand India’s healthcare footprint overseas.

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