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HM King Mohammed VI inaugurates the Mohammed VI university hospital in Rabat and orders the opening of the Agadir facility
HM King Mohammed VI, accompanied by Crown Prince Moulay El Hassan, inaugurated on Monday the Mohammed VI International University Hospital Complex of Rabat, a world-class institution designed to advance medical excellence and provide high-level healthcare and training across Morocco.
On the same occasion, the Monarch ordered the launch of the Mohammed VI University Hospital of Agadir, a regional hub for medical care and education expected to transform healthcare access and training in the Souss-Massa region.
The new Rabat complex, developed by the Mohammed VI Foundation for Science and Health, symbolizes the King’s vision for a modern, equitable, and high-tech healthcare system. The facility integrates advanced medical innovations with a strong academic and research infrastructure, ensuring equal access to cutting-edge care for citizens.
Built on a 280,000 m² site, the complex consists of two main entities: the Mohammed VI International University Hospital and the Mohammed VI University of Health Sciences. The hospital has an initial capacity of 600 beds, extendable to 1,000, and offers over 30 centers of excellence covering robotic surgery, oncology, cardiology, radiology, and other advanced specialties.
Among its high-tech equipment are robotic operating rooms, a PET-MRI system (a first in Africa), a digital pathology lab, and automated pharmaceutical systems, making it one of the continent’s most advanced medical facilities.
Meanwhile, the Agadir University Hospital, built on 30 hectares and involving an investment of 3.1 billion dirhams, includes 867 beds, 24 operating theaters, and Africa’s first “Revo I” surgical robot, capable of performing minimally invasive procedures with unmatched precision.
Both hospitals are designed to support Morocco’s Generation Green 2020–2030 and national health reform strategies, providing training grounds for future medical professionals and improving access to high-quality care nationwide.
These two major projects will create thousands of direct and indirect jobs and reinforce Morocco’s position as a leader in medical innovation and healthcare modernization on the African continent.
