Discover the $2BN Mwale Medical and Technology City Kenya is constructing the $2 billion Mwale Medical and Technology City to address the country's healthcare shortage and to serve as a hub for medical research and innovation. The project's goal is to build a world-class medical complex that will attract both local and international patients, as well as medical professionals, while also creating jobs and economic growth in the region. Furthermore, the medical technology city will encourage the advancement of medical technology and telemedicine, which will improve healthcare delivery in Kenya and the surrounding region. Hello there, welcome to stay with us and learn about the $2 billion. Cit. Mwale Medical and Technology. If you're new to this channel, please like and subscribe while we're on the road. Tell us in the comments section tell us what you think of this project. Medical tourism is one of the world's fastest growing industries today. Medical tourism is the act of traveling to another country for medical treatment. This can range from cosmetic surgery to life-saving surgery. People frequently choose to travel for medical care to locations that provide lower-cost, higher-quality health care than they would receive at home. With rising medical costs and the availability of quality health care in other countries, an increasing number of Africans are opting to travel to neighboring countries for their medical needs, compared to just a few years ago. According to Numbeo, Kenya has the best healthcare services in Africa, trailing only South Africa. Kenya, through its leading investor, Julius Moira, is constructing a two billion dollar medical city in order to strengthen its position as an African medical hub. After a team of technology and healthcare experts and companies from the United States completed feasibility studies, construction of the Moire Medical and Technology City began in 2014. The medical city is located in Kakamega County, about 378 kilometers (235 miles) from Nairobi, Kenya's capital city. Watch Our Other Videos Here 10 Ongoing Projects In South Africa https://youtu.be/PzVC6VxS0GQ
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