RIYADH: The Saudi aid agency KSrelief has launched a $2.7 million project and laid the foundation stone for a medical training center in the Syrian city of Hama, with the aim of training about 3,150 health workers by 2028. Attending the ceremony at the Center for Continuing Medical and Health Education was Dr. Naif Al-Shammari, the director of the KSrelief office in Jordan and Syria, and several other officials, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Saudi Ambassador to the Syrian Arab Republic Ghazi
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KSrelief launches $2.7m medical training project in Syria