PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Program Owner: King Abdullah Humanitarian Foundation
Program Administrator: Islamic Development Bank (IsDB)
Program (PMO) Manager: THE D I O R GROUP
Program Cost: USD266.6 Million (SAR1.0bn)
Program Completion: 2016-2021 (5 Years Mandate)
Program Beneficiary Countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan & Yemen
MOBILE HEALTH OUTREACH PROGRAM:
An International Healthcare Outreach Program Design, Integration, Operation and Run of 75 Primary and Specialty Mobile Medical Units in seven (7) Asian Muslim Countries and Muslim communities, for five (5) years mandate.
A $266.6 million International Healthcare Outreach Program “Fael Khair Program” funded by the late King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia (King Abdullah International Foundation) and administered by Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) to Supply, Operate & Manage 75 Mobile Medical Units to deliver healthcare services to the people in need in some selected locations with different population densities and residential clusters in the rural areas in seven (7) Muslim IsDB’s Members countries and Muslim communities in non-member countries, namely; Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan & Yemen.
KING ABDULLAH HUMANITARIAN FOUNDATION:
The Foundation was established by Royal Decree (No. A/143) of The Custodian of The Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud on Ramadan 29th, 1431 H, corresponding to September 8th, 2010. King Abdullah issued this decree during his lifetime, to give tangible form to his humanitarian goals and contributions locally and globally, and to ensure the continuity of goodwill and charity initiatives through multisector endowment projects supervised by the Foundation during his lifetime and after his death. According to the Royal Decree, the Foundation was established as a “contribution to charitable and humanitarian activities that aim at serving religion, the nation, the country and all humanity, and at achieving prosperity and scientific development”. King Abdullah issued another Royal Decree (No. A/10) on Muharram 13th, 1433, corresponding to December 9th, 2011, which slightly altered the Foundation’s name to “King Abdullah International Foundation for Humanitarian Activities”, whereby the word “charity” was deleted from the original name since it is synonymous with “humanitarian”. The Foundation is known by its shortened name, “King Abdullah Foundation”.
PROGRAM TAEM
Nijad M. Subei, PhD, Program Director, IsDB.
Mohammed Suhail, Program Manager, IsDB.
Shawkatt Raghib, MD, Program Lead.
THE D I O R GROUP GVC Consortium.
Dr. Majdi H. AlToukhi, Resident Program Consultant, GVC.
Mohammed S. Abrar, Resident Program Director, GVC, Pakistan.
GREENVERSE CONSORTIUM (GVC)
GVC is the global umbrella program and project management consortium founded and managed by THE D I O R GROUP. Spanning from 2024 to 2050, GVC oversees projects management across the Middle East and Africa, while each individual project operates under its own distinct legal consortium or Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). The GVC portfolio features large-scale infrastructure PPP projects—including Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT) and Design-Build-Finance-Operate-Maintain (DBFOM) models—exceeding $50 billion under the PMO management of THE D I O R GROUP.
Furthermore, GVC’s Technical Consortium houses global, blue-chip Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms from the USA, China, and the EU, while its Financial Club brings together international financing institutions and local development banks.
THE D I O R GROUP
We foster a platform for knowledge exchange, capacity building, ESG framework and adoption of disruptive projects management methodologies, to bridge projects lifecycle gaps in Middle East & Africa.
