EQT taps mobile professional growth
As wealth among the Gulf states has has grown so has the demand for better healthcare. According to a recent report by Dubai-based Alpen Capital, the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) healthcare market will be worth $69.4 billion by 2018 - up from $39.4 billion in 2013 - on the back of rising incomes, greater insurance penetration and more medical problems arising from sedentary lifestyles.
This will in turn drive demand for workers. A lack of medical practitioners locally has left the region reliant on foreign professionals to meet the demand. In this context, the services of companies like...
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