Sunday 23/March/2025 – 07:02 PM
The Faculty of Medicine, Qasr Al -Aini, organized a breakfast ceremony for its students and members of its teaching staff, in the presence of Dr. Hossam Salah, Dean of the College and Chairman of the Board of Directors of University Hospitals at Cairo University.
During his speech at the ceremony, the dean of the college stressed that the medical sector in Egypt is witnessing a major boom in recent years, thanks to the support of the political leadership and its interest in developing health services, noting that Qasr Al -Aini Hospitals is a model for this development in terms of capabilities, specializations and the quality of services provided to patients.
Breakfast Faculty of Medicine Palace Al -Aini
Salah sent a message to the students, saying: You are the future of medicine in Egypt, and you have to develop the field in the future.
He added that the students of the Faculty of Medicine at Cairo University are the flame of the medical sector in Egypt, because of their scientific capabilities and capabilities that qualify them to engage in the labor market efficiently, and to follow up on all developments in the medical field.
Palace Al -Aini Medicine gets the accreditation of the International Kidney Association as a regional training center until 2030
The Faculty of Medicine of Qasr Al -Aini announced that the college obtained the accreditation of the International Kidney Association (ISN) as a regional training center accredited in general kidney disease specialties, bloody liquidation, kidney transplantation, and children’s kidneys, for a period of five years (2025-2030).
The college said in a statement: This accreditation is a global testimony on the medical and academic excellence of the college, which enhances its position as a leading institution in training kidney doctors at the regional and international levels.
It is worth noting that the specialization of kidney disease at the Faculty of Medicine of Qasr Al -Aini has a long history that extends to the sixties of the last century, when it was founded by the pioneers d. Abdel Moneim Hassab Allah, who laid the foundations for treating kidney disease in the Arab region. Cairo University Hospitals also witnessed the beginnings of the use of bloody dialysis and liberals in Egypt and the Middle East, where solutions and filters were manufactured inside the Al -Aini Palace.
