About African Medical City
African Medical City (AMC) is a Ghana-led Pan-African healthcare infrastructure initiative designed to strengthen medical care, research, and education across the African continent.
The project aims to establish a modern medical city that integrates advanced hospitals, medical education, research institutions, and healthcare innovation within a single comprehensive campus.
Located in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, African Medical City will support millions of people by improving access to world-class healthcare services within Africa.
The initiative seeks to strengthen healthcare delivery, expand medical education opportunities, and position Ghana as a regional center for medical excellence.
Why African Medical City Matters
Across Africa, many families must travel abroad to receive advanced medical treatment because of limited access to specialized healthcare facilities.
African Medical City aims to address this challenge by creating a modern healthcare ecosystem within the continent that combines hospitals, medical education, research, and innovation.
By strengthening healthcare infrastructure and training the next generation of healthcare professionals, AMC seeks to improve access to high-quality medical care and support the long-term growth of healthcare systems across Africa.
What African Medical City Will Include
• Advanced multi-specialty hospitals
• Teaching hospital facilities
• Medical and nursing schools
• Medical research and innovation centers
• Emergency and trauma centers
• Diagnostic and treatment facilities
• Staff housing and medical campus infrastructure
Future Development Plan
African Medical City is envisioned as a long-term healthcare infrastructure project that will unfold in phases to promote sustainable growth and uphold world-class standards.
Phase 1
Build the core hospital infrastructure, including multi-specialty hospital facilities and emergency units.
Phase 2
Create research and innovation centers dedicated to advancing medical science and healthcare technology.
Phase 3
Establish medical and nursing schools to educate the next generation of healthcare workers in Africa.
Phase 4
Expand into a fully integrated medical city ecosystem, featuring residential areas, support infrastructure, and additional healthcare services.
African Medical City seeks to collaborate with leading institutions, healthcare organizations, research centers, and global partners to advance healthcare infrastructure and medical innovation across Africa.
Through strategic partnerships, the project aims to strengthen medical education, support cutting-edge research, and improve access to high-quality healthcare services throughout the region.
AMC welcomes collaboration with:
• Medical universities and training institutions
• Healthcare systems and hospital networks
• Research and innovation organizations
• Governments and development institutions
• Healthcare investors and philanthropic partners
Serving Ghana and the African Continent
African Medical City is designed to serve not only Ghana but also the wider African region.
Its location in the Ashanti Region positions the project to support healthcare delivery across multiple regions while strengthening Ghana’s role as a center for medical excellence.
Through collaboration with institutions and healthcare professionals across Africa, AMC aims to contribute to building a stronger and more resilient healthcare system for the continent.
Founder’s Vision
African Medical City was founded by Charles Akwasi Appiah with the vision of strengthening healthcare infrastructure and expanding access to advanced medical services across Africa.
Through this initiative, the project seeks to contribute to the long-term development of healthcare, medical education, and research within Ghana and the wider African continent.
Charles Akwasi Appiah
Founder, African Medical City.