Japan, UNOPS launch $1.3m project to support Royal Medical Services

Japan, UNOPS launch $1.3m project to support Royal Medical Services

A view of King Hussein Hospital in Amman, which will witness a renovation of its female surgical and paediatric wards under a $1.3-million project by the Government of Japan and UNOPS (Photo courtesy of UNOPS). AMMAN - The Government of Japan and UNOPS have launched a $1.3-million project to enhance the operational capacity of the Royal Medical Services (RMS).. It is anticipated that over 330,000 people will benefit from this project, including the Syrian refugees who access RMS services.. We appreciate the continued support of the Government of Japan and UNOPS, which will help sustain and improve RMS capabilities and the services we provide to the population at large, as well as Syrian refugees," said RMS Director Brig. Gen. Dr. Adel Wahadneh.. Muhammad Usman Akram, Director of UNOPS' Operational Hub in Amman, said: "UNOPS is pleased to continue supporting the Government of Jordan and appreciates the generous contribution from the Government and people of Japan to improve the health sector services, focusing on some of the most vulnerable beneficiaries.". We look forward to building on our strong cooperation with the Government of Jordan and the Government of Japan, and delivering on the positive impacts of this important assistance," he added..