Dubai, UAE — Fakeeh Health will welcome international surgical experts and leading UAE specialists to the 5th Annual Fakeeh Health International Conference, taking place on 20–21 November 2026 at JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai, under the theme “Innovation, Excellence & Precision in Surgery.”
The conference is led by Dr. Mohaymen Abdelghany, Group CEO and Board Member – Fakeeh Health and CEO – Fakeeh University Hospital, together with Dr. Balu Bhaskar, Chief Medical Officer – Fakeeh University Hospital, and Dr. Mazen Abou Chaaban, Director of Academic & Training Affairs and Designated Institutional Officer – Fakeeh University Hospital.
“Surgery is entering an extraordinary period of transformation. Robotics, artificial intelligence and precision technologies are expanding what is possible, but innovation must always serve one purpose — better care for our patients. This conference brings international and UAE expertise together to exchange knowledge and help shape the next era of surgical care.”
— Dr. Mohaymen Abdelghany
International experts from Italy, Brazil ,the United Kingdom , Saudi Arabia and Jordan, will join UAE specialists for a multidisciplinary scientific programme covering robotic and precision surgery, organ donation and transplantation, surgical oncology, complex specialty surgery, orthopaedics, neurosurgery and reconstructive surgery.
Distinguished international faculty include Prof. Francesco Doglietto from Italy, Prof. Andre Giacomelli from Brazil, Dr. Jibril Farah from the United Kingdom, Dr. Riad Abdeljalil from Jordan and Dr. Mohammed Alqahtani from Saudi Arabia.
“Bringing international experts together with the UAE’s clinical community creates an important opportunity to exchange experience across specialties and translate scientific advancement into stronger clinical practice and .”
— Dr. Mazen Abou Chaaban
The programme will culminate with “Shaping the Future of Surgery — Robots, AI, and What Stays Human,” exploring robotics, artificial intelligence and the future surgeon while asking an equally important question: as surgery becomes more technological, how do we ensure it remains deeply human?
For conference details and registration, please visit: https://bit.ly/4htsyia