Muscat – The meet facilitated direct interactions between stakeholders, exploring opportunities in medical tourism.
The event was graced by Dr. Mona Al Balushi, Acting Director of International Cooperation Department at Ministry of Health, Dr. Badriya Al Araimi, Chairman of Future Health Hospital, and Dr. Lamya Al Balushi, Director of Darsait Medical Centre.
H.E. Amit Narang, Indian Ambassador to Oman highlighted Omani citizens’ trust in India’s healthcare system, commending the excellence of Indian healthcare professionals. He noted that India, particularly Kerala, has become a top destination for Omanis seeking advanced treatments and wellness services.
The delegation visited the Embassy and met with H.E. Narang to discuss healthcare opportunities and medical tourism in India, exploring how India’s top-notch facilities, particularly in Kerala, can benefit from Omani citizens seeking world-class treatments.
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