The CEO of the Saudi German Hospitals Group, Makarim Batterjee, was awarded the Medal of Honor by a member of the Saudi Federation of Cars and Motorcycles, head of the "Riyadh Bikers" team, Abdul Rahman Khawaji Al-Sharif.

 Makarem Batterjee expressed his appreciation for this honor, expressing his interest and care for young Saudi talents, particularly in the sports field that is inseparable from the medical side and they are inseparable and interrelated and among the elements that the Kingdom Vision 2030 launched by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz, and stands on its details. Crown Prince His Royal Highness Prince Muhammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz, and in some of its axes identified targets in sport, especially those that relate to human health and benefit him and have a significant contribution to achieving a healthy mind carried by a healthy body as well.

He said: From this standpoint, we have not and will not hesitate to work on all that is good for this great nation, whether personally or through the group of Saudi German Hospitals. He added: «We have different talents in multiple fields, but because we are in the sports field, for sure our country is full of large numbers of young men and women who are distinguished in the sports field and this would not have been achieved without the grace of God and then the support of the well-known leadership. Batterjee praised the efforts exerted by the General Sports Authority in various sports, noting that this is not surprising if we know that who is being led by a distinguished athlete in rally races Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al-Faisal, wishing more success and attendance to our Saudi talents.