M42 has announced plans to develop Mubadala Health Bahrain, a new multidisciplinary healthcare facility in Bahrain Bay, marking the next phase of its expansion in the Kingdom. The project aims to broaden access to specialised medical services and strengthen local healthcare capabilities.
The announcement was made at the Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit 2026 alongside a strategic agreement between M42 and Bahrain’s Future Generations Reserve Fund (FGR), securing a location for the facility within Bahrain Bay. The development will be M42’s second healthcare facility in the country.
Developed through a joint venture between M42 and Bahraini partner HealthVision, the facility will bring multidisciplinary care, international clinical expertise and local capabilities together under one roof.
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Dimitris Moulavasilis, Group Chief Executive Officer of M42, said: “Bahrain is an important part of M42’s regional growth strategy and our ambition to expand access to world-class healthcare. Mubadala Health Bahrain reflects how we are building that growth through trusted partnerships, long-term commitment and care models designed to strengthen health system resilience and serve populations. Together with our partners, we are supporting better access, stronger clinical capability and more connected healthcare across the region.”
The planned centre will offer services across 20 specialties, including cardiology, oncology, endocrinology, orthopaedics, paediatrics, neurology, dermatology, ophthalmology and physiotherapy. Six surgical inpatient specialties are planned at launch. The facility will also introduce services in longevity, precision medicine, genomics, artificial intelligence and wellness.
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Sheikh Ali bin Salman Al Khalifa, Chief Executive Officer of the FGR, said: “The Future Generations Reserve Fund was established to support Bahrain’s long-term national development through strategic investments that create sustainable value for current and future generations. This agreement embodies that vision by bringing Mubadala Health to the Future Generations Reserve Tower in Bahrain Bay, reinforcing the project’s investment appeal and Bahrain’s position as a destination for high-quality investments, while supporting community health, economic resilience and quality of life.”
Mubadala Health Bahrain is expected to employ approximately 200 people, with a strong focus on Bahrainisation to create skilled employment opportunities and develop local healthcare talent.
The project reflects growing healthcare cooperation between the UAE and Bahrain, combining investment and specialist clinical expertise to expand care options, support workforce development and strengthen the Kingdom’s healthcare infrastructure.
