Dr. Khaled Al-Hajri
The Sudanese contributed to my education and my participation in the medical convoy part of giving back Thursday, March 21, 2013 11:38 hagri on a journey that took more than six hours to the White Nile State, which represents Sudan’s new southern borders after the secession of the south. The bus carries the delegation participating in the medical convoy that is run by the Expatriates and Sudanese community doctors, a group ((Al-Baha - Saudi Arabia)) with the participation of Saudi doctors to the Kosti Hospital throughout the hours of the trip. Camels are walking between trees and sand dunes in some villages along the road, and in the midst of that, my attention was drawn to Dr. Khaled Majed Al-Hajri, a Saudi doctor and consultant for breast tumors and endocrine glands, as he talks about a knowledgeable talk about the White Nile state and Rabak city, and he asks why services are concentrated in the city of Kosti And your Lord is the capital of the state. I sat with him in a light chat, through which he introduced himself, telling us Dr. Khaled Al-Hajri ((35 () One year married, father of two children, and I work as a consultant in breast tumor, endocrine and general surgery, holder of the Saudi fellowship in surgery in the year 2007 AD and the fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons in Dimbra in the year 2006 AD specializing in breast tumor surgery and a fellowship of endocrinology at the Catholic University in 2007 AD and a consultant in Prince Sultan City Military Medical in Riyadh and the Endoscopic Surgery Fellowship from the International Hospital for Laparoscopic Surgery in India, a special link, Al-Hajri said, the Sudanese people and the Saudi people have a special link through the ages, especially in the educational and academic field. Where the supervisors of my teaching in the field of surgery and the Faculty of Medicine were from the Sudanese brothers, such as Professor Suleiman Suleiman and he is still working in the Kingdom
Nice response: Our trip is to White Nile State and help to our brothers in central and southern Sudan, especially White Nile State and Kosti City, and it depends mainly on training the medical staff on endoscopic surgery, breast and endocrine surgery, and trying to raise medical work competencies in White Nile State, although these are My first visit to Sudan, but I know a lot about Sudan, and God willing, this visit will be followed by other visits with a group of doctors in various specialties and the health situation in the state needs an increase in the focus of efforts, especially since Sudan has distinguished materials and is now in the process of renewal and construction, and this applies to other institutions.
A hospitable people: I expected to face difficulties, but I found the best condition, good reception, generous people and exaggerated hospitality, and we pray to them for success.
