In Berlin meeting, Siemens affirms support for strengthening Pakistan's healthcare infrastructure
Dawn • • 1 min read

Siemens executive vice president Daniel Frisch met President Asif Ali Zardari in Berlin on Saturday, and said the company was prepared to increase its contribution to healthcare facilities in Pakistan, Dawn reported, citing the Presidency. Zardari is visiting Germany for three days as the two countries approach the 75th anniversary of their diplomatic ties. Frisch outlined Siemens’ work in Pakistan and recognised progress in Sindh’s health services.
The delegation said Siemens representatives plan to travel to Pakistan to formalise memoranda with local partners on skills development and health technology. Its work in the country includes technological support for cancer, stroke and other illnesses. Zardari urged greater use of research and technology in healthcare and offered institutional cooperation through the Special Investment Facilitation Council; Siemens has more than 100 employees in three Pakistani cities.
At a glance
- Siemens plans to send representatives to Pakistan to formalise health-sector memoranda with local partners.
- The company’s technological work in Pakistan includes cancer and stroke care.
Originally reported by Dawn
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