Bayer Middle East FZ-LLC
Bayer has been present in the Middle East since the late 1880s. Operations in the Middle East are headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Moreover, Bayer has legal entities and representations in Cyprus, Egypt, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia. In other countries in this region, Bayer’s products are marketed by distributors and third-party agencies. Bayer has more than 800 employees in this region. During 2015, the Life Science activities in the region showed double-digit growth (Fx & portfolio adj) compared to the previous year, resulting in EUR 430 million in sales.
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Bayer Middle East's "Albak Amanah" initiative honoured for tackling Egypt's cardiovascular health crisis
Bayer Middle East's "Albak Amanah" initiative honoured for tackling Egypt's cardiovascular health crisis
The initiative, launched in partnership with the Egyptian Ministry of Health & Population, aims to save lives by raising awareness about cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) and providing essential healthcare services to those most vulnerable.
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