CANADA: The meeting marked a promising collaboration between Oman’s Medical City for Military and Security Services and Canada’s University of Ottawa, as leaders from both institutions gathered to explore ways to advance healthcare and medical expertise. Representing Oman, His Excellency Eng. Adi bin Hilal Al Maawali hosted the discussions, where both sides expressed a shared commitment to driving innovation in medical services and healthcare management.

In line with this commitment, an MoU was signed to formalize their collaboration. Civilian officer Ahmed bin Muslim Al Rawas, Assistant Chairman for Administrative Affairs and Human Resources at the Medical City, signed on behalf of the Omani institution, while Shadi Asaad represented the University of Ottawa. This agreement sets the foundation for broad-ranging cooperation, including the exchange of scientific information, expertise, and specialized knowledge aimed at strengthening healthcare capacities.

The partnership focuses on enriching training and professional development for medical personnel, enhancing efficiency and skill sets across both institutions. Through joint seminars and scientific forums, the MoU also seeks to foster dialogue and exchange around cutting-edge health technologies and advancements.

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