Prof. Dr. Jawdat Nouri Al-Jashamy, President of The University of Alameed, is participating in the World Health Summit, which kicked off its activities today in the German capital, Berlin, under the theme "Taking Responsibility for Health in a Fragmented World," running from October 12-14, 2025.
In an exclusive statement to the university's media, Al-Jashamy said, "We are participating in the activities of the World Health Summit held in Berlin as part of the delegation of the Higher Education and Education Authority at the Al-Abbas (p) Holy Shrine, to enhance the active presence of the Authority in all its institutions, represented by The University of Alameed, Al-Kafeel University, and Al-Ameed Educational Group, in such global forums."
Al-Jashamy added, "The participation of many health and academic institutions in this summit paves the way for the exchange of expertise in various medical and health fields. It also opens horizons for cooperation with many institutions, which may result in partnerships that enhance the vision of the Al-Abbas (p) Holy Shrine in implementing its educational programs within the Al-Ameed Educational Group or the academic programs at The University of Alameed and Al-Kafeel University."
It is noteworthy that the World Health Summit annually attracts more than 3,000 on-site participants and over 21,000 online participants, bringing together global health experts in more than 70 sessions. Over three days, the discussions will stimulate the creation of solutions for pressing health challenges. The speakers and participants represent academia, politics, the private sector, and civil society, both within and outside the field of global health. Concurrently, a diverse range of side events, launch events, and partnership sessions are held.
