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Strategic Medical Tourism in Iraq: A Vision for Renewal

Jamal Al-Muhammadi, an advisor to the Presidency, confirmed that strategic medical tourism in Iraq represents a vital step toward restoring Iraq’s distinguished medical status. He emphasized that achieving this ambitious goal demands the unified efforts of institutions and individuals alike.

Speaking at the Iraqi Medical Tourism Conference, Al-Muhammadi highlighted that strategic medical tourism in Iraq is not merely a project but a national mission. It opens broad opportunities for regional and international collaboration, aiming to position Iraq once again as a leading medical hub.

He explained that this initiative goes beyond simply exchanging medical services. More importantly, it focuses on rebuilding trust in Iraqi health institutions. It also showcases the excellence of Iraqi doctors, whose scientific and humanitarian capabilities have been recognized globally.

Al-Muhammadi stressed that strategic medical tourism in Iraq relies on several critical pillars. The foremost among them are the quality of healthcare services, patient safety, and the unwavering commitment of doctors to the highest ethical and scientific standards.

He pointed out that developing the healthcare sector requires more than just modernizing equipment and infrastructure. True development demands real investment in people. Doctors must inspire hope and reassurance, while patients deserve care matching the world’s highest standards.

Moreover, Al-Muhammadi firmly stated that successful medical tourism begins with upholding patient dignity. Prioritizing patient safety, building a professional health system, and establishing strong cooperation across medical sectors form the foundation for sustainable success.

This conference, he noted, is not just a platform for presenting ideas. Instead, it represents a genuine opportunity to build a medical environment based on respect, ethics, and innovation. It also serves to reaffirm the crucial role of Iraqi doctors as the cornerstone for restoring confidence in Iraq’s healthcare sector.

He concluded by emphasizing that achieving the success of this national project demands the collective commitment of all parties. Institutions and individuals must place human health and dignity above all else. Their efforts must be anchored in compassion, humanity, and true professionalism.

The vision for strategic medical tourism in Iraq requires collective action, moral integrity, and an unshakable dedication to excellence.

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