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Pakistani Ambassador to Rwanda invites ANTH to forge healthcare partnerships in Africa

Pakistani Ambassador to Rwanda invites ANTH to forge healthcare partnerships in Africa

Akbar Niazi Teaching Hospital hosts Pakistani Ambassador to Rwanda for healthcare collabs.

Rwandan envoy’s visit to Dr. Akbar Niazi Teaching Hospital sets stage for cross-border collaborations, advancing affordable care and global partnerships.

H.E. Naeem Khan, Ambassador of Pakistan to Rwanda, visited Dr. Akbar Niazi Teaching Hospital (ANTH), a constituent institution of GAK HealthCare International, to discuss prospects in health tourism, medical education, and research. The visit was part of his broader efforts to promote cooperation between Pakistan and Africa.

The ambassador was welcomed by ANTH Director Dr. Areej Neyazi and senior members of her team, with Mohsin Sarfraz from Health Gateway also attending as a medical tourism expert.

ANTH leadership briefed the Ambassador on GAK HealthCare and ANTH’s aim of providing quality, affordable care for all while advancing Pakistan’s image abroad through medical tourism, research and academic exchange. A tour of the hospital’s facilities followed, where the ambassador commended the institution’s high standards, advanced services, and highly professional team.

The Ambassador noted the untapped potential for joint ventures between Pakistan and African nations. “By building strong healthcare and education linkages, we can create mutually beneficial initiatives that uplift communities and strengthen bilateral ties. This is a win-win for both Rwanda and Pakistan,” he said. He also invited Dr. Areej to visit Rwanda with her team to explore opportunities firsthand.

Dr. Areej Neyazi reaffirmed ANTH’s commitment to international collaboration. “Our vision extends beyond national boundaries. We seek partnerships that enhance capacity, enrich medical education, and strengthen healthcare delivery. Such initiatives advance our institutional goals while positioning Pakistan as a trusted partner in global health,” she said.

Head of ANTH Communications Imran Ali Ghouri emphasized practical steps ahead. “This visit lays the foundation for a structured roadmap. The next phase involves pinpointing areas of joint interest, drafting a framework for cooperation, and holding follow-up discussions with the Ambassador and his team to translate ideas into action. Our aim is to build sustainable initiatives that yield tangible outcomes,” he remarked.

The visit concluded on a positive note, with both sides agreeing to develop a clear path forward. The initiative emphasizes GAK HealthCare’s role in expanding Pakistan’s healthcare footprint abroad while developing meaningful ties with Africa.

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