29/04/2026 | 22:48:02
Amman, April 29 (Petra) — The 20th International Conference of the
Jordan Society of Internal Medicine opened in Amman on Wednesday,
bringing together local and international experts to discuss the
latest advancements in diagnostic and therapeutic medical practices.
The three-day event, held under the patronage of University of Jordan
President Nathir Obeidat, is organized in <a href="https://absafricatv.com/davido-opens-up-on-his-dream-collab/” title=”Davido opens up on his ‘dream collab’”>collaboration with the
Royal College of Physicians/Edinburgh. This partnership, which dates
back to 2006, serves as a cornerstone for continuing medical
education in the Kingdom, providing Jordanian physicians with a
platform to exchange expertise with global peers from both the public
and private sectors.
Conference Chairman Nayef Al-Abdallat stated that the gathering
features 60 lectures covering a wide spectrum of sub-specialties,
including gastroenterology, cardiology, nephrology, neurology, and
endocrinology. Other focus areas include respiratory medicine,
rheumatology, hematology, oncology, and infectious diseases.
Al-Abdallat emphasized that Jordan has established itself as a
regional hub for healthcare and medical tourism, attributed to the
sustained efforts of medical pioneers and the strategic vision of His
Majesty King Abdullah II. He noted that the Kingdom’s high-quality
services and the expertise of its medical cadres have made it a
preferred destination for patients across the Arab world and beyond.
“Our objective is to consolidate the concept of continuing medical
education and keep Jordanian doctors informed of the latest
scientific breakthroughs,” Al-Abdallat said. He added that the
Jordanian healthcare sector is highly competitive within the Middle
East and North Africa, meeting international accreditation standards.
Mohammed Ghneimat, President of the Arab Society of Internal Medicine
Specialists, highlighted the importance of the long-standing
scientific partnership with the Royal College of Physicians, noting
its role in enhancing medical practice and fostering bilateral
cooperation between Jordan and the United Kingdom.
Jordan Medical Association President Issa Al-Khashashneh underscored
the integral role of internal medicine as the backbone of the
healthcare system. He affirmed the association’s commitment to
supporting scientific activities and training programs that ensure
Jordanian medical professionals remain at the forefront of global
developments.
Al-Khashashneh noted that the integration between academic
institutions and professional bodies is essential for producing
qualified medical cadres capable of serving the health sector with
distinction. He described the conference as a testament to the
prestigious scientific standing of Jordanian specialists and their
dedication to the medical profession.
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