ADB GHANA MEDICAL SYSTEMS GROUP LTD and Philips Healthcare, Netherlands, have reaffirmed their commitment to building a strong and sustainable strategic partnership following a high-level executive engagement held on Wednesday, 4 November 2026.
The engagement follows the successful conclusion of a strategic agreement between the two organisations and marks a significant milestone in their collaborative efforts to advance healthcare technology and improve healthcare delivery in Ghana.
Discussions focused on the agreed scope of solutions, deployment preparations, contractual obligations, and operational and commercial considerations. Both parties emphasised the importance of effective coordination, transparent communication and clearly defined responsibilities in ensuring the successful implementation of the partnership.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to explore additional areas of collaboration that could strengthen the long-term relationship between the organisations and create new opportunities aligned with their shared strategic objectives.
The Philips executive delegation comprised Mr Winfried Jansen, International Export and Commercial Lead, Africa; Mr Acaua Lattouf, Imaging Business Leader, META; Mr Chris Isaac Nyarko, Imaging Business Line Manager, West Africa; Mr Tamer Said, General Manager, Health Systems, West Africa, Gulf and Levant; Mr Wissam Maalouf, Partner Accounts Manager, West Africa; and Mrs Evelyn Lokko, District Operations Manager, West Africa.
Speaking on the partnership, Mr Tamer Said, General Manager for Health Systems, West Africa, Gulf and Levant, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration with ADB Ghana and the opportunity to introduce the latest Philips healthcare technologies to the Ghanaian market. He highlighted ADB's strong presence in Ghana's healthcare sector, particularly its expertise in turnkey hospital solutions and technical after-sales support, as key factors underpinning Philips' decision to partner with the company.
The Executive Chairman of ADB GHANA LIMITED, Mr Benjamin Diaz, also expressed optimism about the collaboration, noting that the partnership would contribute significantly to improving healthcare delivery in Ghana. He commended the quality and technological excellence of Philips products and expressed confidence that these advanced medical technologies would soon be deployed across various healthcare facilities in the country, helping to enhance the quality of healthcare services.
The executive engagement further underscored the shared commitment of ADB and Philips to building a mutually beneficial partnership founded on trust, operational excellence, innovation and sustainable growth in Ghana's healthcare sector.
The meeting culminated in several important agreements aimed at establishing a structured framework for implementing and expanding the partnership. Key outcomes included:
Identification of priority projects and market opportunities.
Establishment of a governance and coordination framework.
Clarification of the roles and responsibilities of both organisations.
Alignment on commercial and operational implementation arrangements.
Development of training and technical support frameworks.
These outcomes are expected to deepen collaboration, facilitate the effective implementation of the partnership and position both organisations to explore broader opportunities within Ghana's healthcare sector.
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