Emirates Auction sells Dubai Ambulance’s used vehicles

Emirates Auction, a Middle Eastern company specialized in organizing and managing public and online auctions, signed the agreement with the Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services, allowing the company to sell the Corporation’s used vehicles through electronic public auctions.

The two parties also signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to strengthen cooperation and coordination. Under this MoU, Emirates Auction will support the logistical system for ambulance services by transporting the Corporation’s ambulance fleet to maintenance workshops when needed. In return, the Corporation will allow the company to use certain ambulance service points within the Emirate of Dubai.

According to a statement issued yesterday, the agreement was signed by Khalifa bin Dray, CEO of the Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services, and Omar Matar Al Mannaei, CEO of Emirates Auction. Bin Dray emphasized the importance of collaborating with Emirates Auction to support the Corporation’s efforts and enhance the ambulance system’s professional delivery of healthcare needs. This ensures the health and safety of clients and the happiness of society. He noted that retiring used ambulance vehicles is part of the Corporation’s operational cycle and its commitment to continuously renewing its fleet and assets, reflecting its focus on providing high-quality healthcare services, employing the latest technologies, and delivering pioneering, innovative medical solutions.

For his part, Al Mannaei said, “Our collaboration with the Dubai Corporation for Ambulance Services is a new achievement added to the company’s record, as we continue to gain the trust of many well-established institutions in the country, the region, and the world.” He stressed that the company will strive to achieve the highest possible returns for the Corporation by adhering to the top global standards in electronic auctions.

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