Rabotec Group made a significant financial donation to support the HEAL KOMFO ANOKYE Project, an initiative aimed at transforming the infrastructure and service delivery of the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) in Kumasi.

The donation was presented by a team from Rabotec Group led by the Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Ali Ibrahim, and the General Manager, Madam Ayesha Mahama. The gesture formed part of the company’s contribution to the 25th Anniversary Celebrations of His Royal Majesty, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, whose leadership has inspired numerous developmental and humanitarian initiatives across the Ashanti Region.

The HEAL KOMFO ANOKYE Project was launched to address the pressing infrastructural challenges at KATH and to restore the hospital’s reputation as one of Ghana’s leading healthcare institutions.

In his remarks, Mr. Ibrahim commended the management and staff of KATH for their dedication and visionary efforts in revitalizing the facility. He emphasized Rabotec Group’s belief that access to quality healthcare was fundamental to building a healthy and sustainable workforce.

“Quality healthcare is core to the development of a sustainable workforce, and Rabotec was proud to support this cause to ensure better healthcare delivery for the people of the Ashanti Region and beyond,” Mr. Ibrahim stated.

The donation was received by Prof. Dr. Dr. Otchere Addai-Mensah, Chief Executive Officer of KATH, together with Mr. Samuel Adu-Boakye, Chairman of the HEAL KOMFO ANOKYE Project, and other members of the hospital’s management team.

Rabotec Group’s contribution demonstrated its strong commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and its dedication to promoting social impact through strategic investments in health, education, and community development.

Through this support, Rabotec joined the growing list of organizations and individuals who championed the restoration of one of Ghana’s most important healthcare institutions—ensuring that the legacy of compassionate and quality healthcare continues for generations to come.