Amman: The Lower House (LH) Public Health and Food Committee, led by MP Dr. Ahmed Sarhaneh, conducted a visit to the Arab Board of Health Specialisations (ABHS) in Amman to gain insights into its functions, programs, and the challenges it faces. The visit aimed at exploring opportunities to support and enhance the board's role in boosting Jordan's health sector and advancing specialized medical education and training.
According to Jordan News Agency, during the meeting with ABHS Secretary-General Dr. Omar Al-Rawas and Head of its Scientific Council Dr. Ismail Mutalqa, discussions centered on ways to support the board's initiatives. The committee emphasized its commitment to reinforcing national achievements in healthcare and supporting Amman-based Arab institutions, thereby benefiting the public interest and strengthening the Kingdom's health and medical education system.
Dr. Sarhaneh highlighted the ABHS as a recognized authority in accrediting training programs and awarding specialized health certificates, adhering to international standards and practices. He commended the board's efforts in elevating health education and specialized training levels both in Jordan and across the Arab region. Furthermore, he expressed the committee's readiness to collaborate with the board to overcome any challenges hindering its operations in Jordan.
Committee members acknowledged the board's essential role in enhancing Arab healthcare professionals' competence and improving health services quality. They asserted that the board's ongoing presence in Jordan enhances the Kingdom's status as a regional hub for medical training and strengthens its reputation in the health sector globally.
Dr. Al-Rawas discussed the board's objectives, health and training programs, and the process of accrediting medical certificates, showcasing its achievements over the years. He also praised the cooperation with Jordan since the board's relocation to Amman in 2013.