Muscat – The event, featuring 26 prominent Indian hospitals and senior medical professionals from Oman, provided a platform for expanding medical collaboration.
Dr Waleed Khalid Zadjali, President of Oman Medical Association, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest.
Speaking at the event, H.E. Amit Narang, India’s Ambassador to Oman, highlighted the robust collaboration between India and Oman in the healthcare sector, emphasizing the significant potential for enhancing medical tourism and forging stronger healthcare partnerships between the two nations.
India’s healthcare system renowned for cost-effective, high-quality treatment continues to attract Omani citizens.
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