Warith Takes Part in the United Iraqi Society Conference

Warith International Cancer Institute took part in the United Iraqi Medical Association conference to convey the message of the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine and its Health and Higher Education Authority in the field of healthcare. The participation was also an opportunity to attract talent and provide a suitable medical environment for the people of Iraq. The message of the participation centered on providing integrated, high-quality healthcare to patients in Iraq. In its participation, Warith also explained the non-profit nature of the institutions affiliated with the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, and highlighted the Shrine's efforts to establish large healthcare institutions over the next 5 to 10 years to serve a larger share of Iraq's population.
  
The United Iraqi Medical Association (UIMA) in the United Kingdom and Ireland is an independent global medical network that aims to meet the professional and social needs of the Iraqi healthcare community in the UK, as well as to support the development of medical education, nursing, and effective health policies in Iraq.
The United Iraqi Medical Association was founded by a group of Iraqi doctors, and the members of its executive committee were elected on September 9, 2017, through democratic elections. The association seeks to strengthen cohesion and protect the interests of Iraqi doctors in the UK and around the world by organizing regular scientific and social meetings in the UK and elsewhere.