An Austrian healthcare infrastructure company has signaled plans to design comprehensive blueprints for a zonal medical facility in Kigoma. AME International announced the initiative during discussions between Tanzanian Ambassador Naimi S.H. Aziz and company co-founder Ekkehart Stremitzer at the firm's Vienna headquarters.
The ambassador's visit allowed her delegation to examine AME International GmbH's portfolio and accomplishments in the health sector development. The company specializes in constructing complete tertiary care hospitals, supplying medical equipment and creating digital health platforms. Its services extend to financial engineering assistance for project funding.
Over three decades, AME International has completed more than 100 assignments spanning the full spectrum of patient care across Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, Central America and the Middle East. The company's work has touched over 200 hospitals containing 56,000 beds and improved healthcare access for approximately 165 million individuals globally.
The ambassador's visit allowed her delegation to examine AME International GmbH's portfolio and accomplishments in the health sector development. The company specializes in constructing complete tertiary care hospitals, supplying medical equipment and creating digital health platforms. Its services extend to financial engineering assistance for project funding.
Over three decades, AME International has completed more than 100 assignments spanning the full spectrum of patient care across Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, Central America and the Middle East. The company's work has touched over 200 hospitals containing 56,000 beds and improved healthcare access for approximately 165 million individuals globally.
