Riyadh, November 27, 2024 — Dr. Abdullah Al Rabeeah, Advisor to the Royal Court and Supervisor General of the King Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center (KSrelief), held a productive meeting yesterday with Dr. Ali Haji Adam Abubakar, the Minister of Health of the Federal Republic of Somalia. The meeting took place on the sidelines of the International Conference on Conjoined Twins in Riyadh.
During their discussions, the two officials exchanged views on a range of issues of mutual interest, particularly focusing on humanitarian and healthcare efforts that address the challenges faced by the people of Somalia. Dr. Al Rabeeah and Dr. Abubakar explored potential areas for collaboration to enhance the healthcare services in Somalia, including initiatives to improve access to medical treatment and aid for those in need. This collaboration is part of the broader efforts by KSrelief to support health and humanitarian projects worldwide.
Dr. Abubakar expressed his appreciation for the ongoing efforts of KSrelief, especially for its contributions in Somalia, where the center has played a vital role in providing emergency medical relief and supporting sustainable health programs. He also commended the International Conference on Conjoined Twins, which serves as a critical platform for discussing and addressing the medical, ethical, and psychological aspects of treating conjoined twins. The conference has brought together leading experts from around the world, offering valuable knowledge and insights into improving the care for conjoined twins, particularly in under-resourced areas like Somalia.
Both officials emphasized the importance of continued international cooperation in tackling complex health challenges and providing life-saving aid to vulnerable populations. Their meeting highlighted the strong relationship between Saudi Arabia and Somalia, with a shared commitment to improving the quality of healthcare and humanitarian support.
As the International Conference on Conjoined Twins continues, discussions between experts and officials like Dr. Al Rabeeah and Dr. Abubakar are essential for advancing global efforts to address rare medical conditions and ensure better outcomes for affected individuals. The meeting also underscored the significance of collaboration between governments, humanitarian organizations, and healthcare professionals in providing comprehensive support to communities in need.