UAE Ambassador to the UK, His Excellency Sulaiman Hamid Almazroui, recently visited Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH) in London. H.E. Sulaiman Hamid Almazroui was accompanied by Mr Jamal Al Owais, UAE Medical Attach; Dr Suhaila Qayed, Director of Dubai Health Office, London and Dr Sabir Hawari, UAE Inpatient Coordinator.

Throughout his go to, H.E. Sulaiman Hamid Almazroui was welcomed by Mr Chris Rockenbach, General Manager of GOSH's International and Exclusive Person solution. He after that went to Butterfly Ward where he met family members and the lead medical personnel, and visited the facility. GOSH treats 1,500 children from the Middle East every year. Last year, GOSH dealt with 248 individuals from the United Arab Emirates.

H.E. Sulaiman Hamid Almazroui consulted with Emirati father, Omar Al Abbadi, from Dubai. His five-month-old little girl, Alia Al Abbadi, was birthed with an uncommon heart condition called endocardial fibroelastosis. Alia had her very first procedure at GOSH when she was simply one month old and will certainly need 2 extra highly specialised procedures at GOSH to deal with the problem.

Discussing the Ambassador's browse through, Alia's father, Omar, said: "I was extremely satisfied to have the UAE ambassador see us in the healthcare facility today. Sheikh Zayed, tranquility be after him, taught us that we need to be brothers. Naturally, the older brother will certainly always come and check on his younger brothers. The ambassador and his group do regular exams on us, examine our development and are constantly happy to assist and offer us. I told the ambassador that we are so fortunate to have him visit us. I am extremely thankful to every person that took part in my child's treatment; the Dubai Health Authority office, the attach, the consular office and obviously, GOSH. I am so delighted that they conserved my daughters life."