The Warith International Cancer Treatment Foundation, affiliated with the Health and Medical Education Authority of the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, has participated for the first time in the World Hospital Federation Conference held in Geneva, Switzerland—marking a significant milestone in its international presence. The foundation represented Iraq before 1,500 healthcare leaders from 80 countries around the world.

In a statement received by the official website, the foundation noted, “The Warith International Cancer Treatment Foundation, affiliated with the Health and Medical Education Authority of the Imam Hussain Holy Shrine, participated for the first time in the World Hospital Federation Conference held in Geneva, Switzerland,” adding that it represented Iraq before more than 1,500 leaders in the global healthcare sector.

The statement continued, “One of our healthcare initiatives was highlighted as a leading model,” emphasizing that this participation demonstrates Iraq’s capacity—through pioneering institutions such as the Warith International Cancer Treatment Foundation—to advance its health sector and implement top international standards despite persistent challenges.

It further noted, “This international presence is the culmination of four years of continuous work, during which we reaffirmed our unwavering commitment to providing medical care in line with the latest internationally approved treatment protocols.”

The foundation stressed that “our true success lies in our belief in our humanitarian mission, reflected in our extensive experience and dedication to offering advanced treatment at subsidized rates for adults and completely free care for children.”

The participation of the Warith International Cancer Treatment Foundation in global forums underscores the Holy Shrine’s commitment to supporting Iraq’s national health sector. It embodies a vision of delivering advanced medical care grounded in expertise and international standards, while upholding a noble humanitarian mission dedicated to serving the community and offering hope to every patient, both inside and outside Iraq.