Under the agreement, Awar will provide the operational infrastructure required to support food preparation, catering services, and laundry operations across Kingdom Health’s facilities, helping ensure efficient and reliable support services that are essential to day-to-day operations.

This partnership reflects Kingdom Health’s continued progress in building a healthcare and academic environment defined by operational excellence and patient care. While clinical services remain central, support functions such as food preparation and laundry are essential to safety, efficiency, and continuity across the campus. This investment strengthens the infrastructure needed to support seamless daily operations and the overall care experience.

Commenting on the agreement, Osama Fattaleh, Chief Executive Officer of Kingdom Health, said, “Delivering world-class healthcare requires excellence across every aspect of the operating environment. Critical support infrastructure plays a vital role in ensuring efficiency, safety, and continuity of care.”

Awar Industrial Foodservice & Laundry Equipment Co., founded in 1989, is one of Jordan’s leading providers of commercial kitchen and laundry solutions, serving the healthcare, hospitality, education, government, military, and institutional sectors. With more than three decades of experience, the company delivers integrated solutions in accordance with international standards and best practices.

Mrs. Sima Al-Alami, CEO at Awar added, “We are proud to contribute to The Kingdom Health, a landmark healthcare development that will enhance medical services and education in Jordan. This collaboration reflects Awar’s continued commitment to delivering high-quality kitchen and laundry solutions that support the long-term success of critical healthcare infrastructure and create lasting value for future generations.”

The Kingdom Health is an academic medical center currently being developed in Jordan, integrating a university hospital, a health sciences university, and a research institute into a unified model of care, education, and innovation. Backed by global collaborators including UCLA Health and UCL Medical School, the project is expected to open in 2027 with a long-term vision to shape the future of healthcare in Jordan and the region.