At Istiklal Hospital – Amman, the first round of specialized medical courses was held, targeting a number of physicians from the sisterly Republic of Libya, within the framework of strengthening medical cooperation and exchanging expertise between the two countries.

The courses witnessed the participation of 51 physicians and specialists from the Libyan Ministry of Health across various specialties. They underwent intensive training programs that combined both theoretical and practical aspects, with durations ranging from 5 to 10 days of specialized training. These courses were delivered by a distinguished group of consultants and physicians from Istiklal Hospital, in accordance with the latest approved medical protocols and practices.

Istiklal Hospital is the largest teaching hospital in the private sector in Jordan and plays a pivotal role in qualifying and training medical professionals at both the local and regional levels. This initiative is not the first of its kind, as the hospital continues to host and train medical personnel from various Arab countries, in line with its mission to support Arab healthcare systems, enhance knowledge exchange, and improve the efficiency of medical practices.

These programs come within the hospital’s vision to reinforce Jordan’s position as a distinguished regional center for medical education and medical tourism, and to strengthen sustainable healthcare partnerships with Arab medical institutions.