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Qatar Tribune
2 days ago
- Sport
- Qatar Tribune
Khalil Al Jabir elected as Bureau Member of World Aquatics
Tribune News Network Doha Khalil Ibrahim Al Jabir, Executive Director of the Qatar Olympic Academy and former President of Qatar Swimming Association (QSA), has been elected as a Bureau Member of World Aquatics for the 2025–2029 term. The announcement came during the World Aquatics General Congress held on the sidelines of the 2025 World Aquatics Championships in Singapore. Al Jabir, a leading figure in Qatari and Asian aquatic sports, previously served as QSA president from 2008 to 2024. His longstanding service to the sport includes being first elected to World Aquatics in 2017, followed by a key role in 2021 when he was selected at the Doha General Assembly as one of the members representing host nations of the World Championships. His re-election this year is another milestone in a distinguished career dedicated to advancing aquatic sports on a global scale. In addition to his World Aquatics responsibilities, Al Jabir also holds the position of Vice President of the Asian Aquatics Federation for the 2024–2029 term, a role he secured during the 2024 general assembly in Bangkok, Thailand. Meanwhile, QSA President Mubarak bin Ali Al Nuaimi participated in the 2025 World Aquatics General Congress in Singapore. His attendance reflects the association's continued efforts to reinforce Qatar's presence in the international sporting arena. On behalf of the Association, Al Nuaimi congratulated Al Jabir on his election and expressed confidence in his ability to represent Qatar with distinction and help shape the future of aquatic sports worldwide. The Congress also saw the election of the World Aquatics Board of Directors for the upcoming term, selecting several prominent figures tasked with leading the global governing body into its next chapter.
Leaders
09-04-2025
- Health
- Leaders
KFSHRC Shines: Saudi Medical Talent Impresses at Global Competition
The King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Center (KFSHRC) showcased Saudi medical excellence at the Doctor's Dilemma competition in Louisiana. Sixty elite teams from leading US and Canadian medical schools competed at the American College of Physicians' annual meeting. Led by internal medicine resident Dr. Fahad Al Jabir, the KFSHRC team delivered a dynamic scientific presentation. Their performance underscored Saudi Arabia's growing influence in global healthcare, spotlighting the skills of homegrown professionals. Dr. Al Jabir praised Saudi leadership for prioritizing healthcare and empowering local talent. 'This experience highlights our nation's commitment to excellence,' he said, linking the achievement to Vision 2030's goals. KFSHRC Clinches Top Regional, Global Rankings KFSHRC holds impressive global and regional rankings, earning first place in the Middle East and Africa on the 2025 Top 250 Academic Medical Centers list. Globally, it secured 15th position, reinforcing its status as a healthcare pioneer. Meanwhile, Brand Finance named it Saudi Arabia and the Middle East's most valuable healthcare brand in 2024. Additionally, Newsweek also ranked it among the world's top smart hospitals for 2025, cementing its innovative reputation. KFSHRC's global recognition aligns with Saudi Arabia's push to lead in medical innovation. These milestones strengthen the Kingdom's position as a rising hub for world-class healthcare and research. Short link : Post Views: 18 Related Stories
