As part of its continuing efforts to develop scientific partnerships and strengthen the role of its International Cooperation Office, Al Arab University today welcomed Prof. Hisham Kadry, consultant and lecturer in obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive medicine at Alexandria University, and one of the Arab world’s leading medical experts, holding an MD/PhD in advanced gynecological endoscopy.
The guest was received by the University President, Prof. Abdulrahman Youssef, and the university’s Executive Director, Mr. Saeed Ateeq, at a meeting arranged in productive coordination with Dr. Khaled Alqam. The university’s management expressed its sincere thanks to Dr. Alqam for his continuing efforts and cooperation in organizing such high-level events.
Prof. Kadry began his visit with an extensive tour of the university’s medical laboratories and clinical skills rooms. He praised the advanced infrastructure and the modern scientific and technical resources the university provides for its students, saying they meet the highest academic and medical standards.
During the visit, a long and productive meeting was held with the university’s leadership on ways to cooperate academically and to make use of Prof. Kadry’s presence in Benghazi for medical work. The two sides agreed to begin preparing joint scientific and training activities in the coming period, serving the academic and medical interests of both parties and raising the competence of local professionals.
Prof. Hisham Kadry is a distinguished scientist. He works as a consultant in reproductive medicine at Al-Madina Fertility Centers in Egypt and holds specialist diplomas in ultrasound, infertility treatment and assisted reproduction techniques (IVF). He is a member of major international organizations including the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE), the International Society of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology (ISUOG) and the Fetal Medicine Foundation (FMF), and has an extensive record of publications in specialized international journals.