Zaher Al-Kuthairi, Deputy Governor of Hadhramaut, accompanied by Dr. Ahmed bin Nuwaisar, Director-General of the Public Health and Population Office for the Hadhramaut Coast, inaugurated the Al-Kuwait Health Hospital in the Mayfa’ area of Burum Mayfa’ District. The project was implemented by HUMAN ACCESS organization with funding from the Sheikh Abdullah Al-Nouri Charity Society.

The hospital features a comprehensive range of medical departments, including obstetric and general emergency units, as well as specialized clinics for obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, and internal medicine. It also provides essential support services, such as a laboratory, a pharmacy, and immunization and nutrition programs. More than 14,000 residents in Mayfa’ and surrounding areas are expected to benefit from these services.

This project is part of broader efforts to strengthen the health sector and provide medical care to areas in greatest need—with a particular focus on maternal and child health.

The hospital has also been equipped with a solar energy system to ensure the sustainability of its health services and its operational readiness.

During the inauguration—attended by Salem Barmil, Director of the Health Office in Burum Mayfa’ District, and several prominent local figures—officials praised this development initiative. They noted that it helps alleviate the suffering of the local population, improves the standard of medical care, and embodies the spirit of partnership and humanitarian solidarity.