Dubai-based Sanad Village has signed a MoU with Indonesia's Alisan Group – which has a market capitalisation of $130 million – to establish Sanad Village Indonesia, a project valued at $100 million. 

 

Spread across more than 30,000 sq m in The Sustainable City, Dubai, Sanad Village is one of the world’s largest centres for the treatment of people with autism spectrum disorders. 

 

The facility offers support and training for people of determination in Dubai through result-driven and scientifically proven methods and therapies, said the company in a statement. 

 

Sanad also offers distinguished services in areas including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, applied behaviour analysis therapy, speech therapy, vocational training, and life-skills training.

 

The deal was signed during the Dubai Business Forum, a landmark two-day event that brought together senior business leaders, global investors, and key public and private sector stakeholders to shape the future of business.

 

The agreement is aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two parties in the private education sector and will cater to people of determination through the launch of Sanad Village Indonesia, which expands the company’s footprint into the Indonesian market, it stated.

 

The agreement was signed as part of The Deals Hub, a dedicated impact-driven platform for global business leaders and investors to forge and announce major business initiatives, partnerships, investments, and commercial alliances during the Forum. 

 

An innovative initiative that reflects Dubai Chambers’ commitment to driving growth in international trade and investment, The Deals Hub further consolidates Dubai’s position as a leading global city for doing business.

 

The Forum brings together key stakeholders from the government and private sectors across the globe to explore strategic economic partnerships, develop international networks, and open new horizons for business, trade, and investments.-TradeArabia News Service