Khartoum:Sudanese Prime Minister Kamil Idris has pledged the government's support for initiatives aimed at indigenizing vascular surgery in the country. This commitment was made during a meeting with Dr. Ayman Al-Tayeb Al-Hajj Ahmed, president of the Sudanese Society for Vascular Surgery, and Saeed Abdel-Rahman, chief executive of the Ithar Relief Association.
According to Sudan News Agency, the meeting was also attended by Health Minister Dr. Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim. Discussions centered on the efforts to indigenize vascular surgery and the activities of a medical campaign currently underway, conducted by the Sudanese Society for Vascular Surgery in collaboration with the Ithar Relief Association at Ahmed Gasimý Hospital. This campaign, which began last Saturday, is set to continue until next Thursday, offering medical assistance and specialized surgical procedures.
Dr. Ayman Al-Tayeb emphasized the society's commitment to advancing vascular surgery services within Sudan in cooperation with the Ministry of Health and other relevant bodies. He expressed gratitude for the prime minister's backing and highlighted the significant role of the Ithar Relief Association in supporting the ongoing medical campaign.