Saudi Arabia:Insurers target health coverage for 25m people by 2030

By MEIR team | 08 Jan 2024

The insurance sector aims to provide health insurance coverage to 25m people by 2030, when health insurance contribution to the gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to reach SAR61bn ($16.3bn) by 2030 or about 2% of the GDP, according to a report of the Saudi Council of Health Insurance.

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Saudi Arabia:Insurers target health coverage for 25m people by 2030

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