Dr. Al Khatib honored with Lifetime Achievement Award for his outstanding career.

The 3rd Iraqi Medical Conference and BAU Awards Ceremony concluded successfully in Dubai on 14 February 2026, attracting over 1,000 participants from the UAE and around the world.
Held for the third consecutive year in Dubai, the conference brought together a distinguished group of Emirati, Iraqi, and international physicians from all medical specialties, alongside dentists, pharmacists, healthcare providers, medical and pharmaceutical industry professionals, students of medical and health sciences, academics, researchers, and innovators.
Among the most distinguished honorees was Dr Falah Al Khatib, Vice President of the Emirates Oncology Society and Senior Consultant Clinical Oncologist at Al Zahra Hospital – UAE, as well as a member of the Advisory Board and BAU Award Committee. He was presented with the Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his outstanding career and his significant contributions to advancing oncology services and raising medical standards regionally and internationally.
The award highlighted deep appreciation for the leadership and impact of UAE-based medical professionals who continue to set benchmarks in excellence, innovation, and humanitarian service.
The robust participation of the UAE’s medical community underscored the depth of scientific collaboration and professional partnership between Iraqi healthcare professionals and their Emirati counterparts. The event further reinforced the UAE’s position as a regional and global hub for medical innovation, research excellence, and international scientific exchange.
Over two dynamic days, participants explored the latest advancements in medical science, presented pioneering research, and shared advanced clinical experiences led by leading Iraqi and international experts. The conference served not only as a scientific forum but also as a strategic platform to strengthen professional networks and promote cross-border healthcare collaboration.
Dubai’s reputation as a world-class destination—blending progress, hospitality, and innovation—was once again highlighted, reinforcing its status as a premier host city for major international scientific events.
A key feature of the gathering was the BAU Awards Ceremony, which celebrated medical professionals for their outstanding scientific, clinical, and humanitarian contributions.
The conference concluded with a reaffirmed commitment to hold the event annually in Dubai, further cementing the city’s role as a global platform bringing together Iraqi, Emirati, Arab, and international healthcare leaders. Organizers emphasized that sustained collaboration, knowledge exchange, and recognition of excellence are essential for shaping a more innovative and sustainable future for healthcare.
The 3rd Iraqi Medical Conference and BAU Awards Ceremony stands as a testament to the power of scientific unity and a shared vision in advancing healthcare across borders.


