Dr. Asim Al-Fidda Honored for Contributions to Internal Medicine Department

 


The College of Medicine proudly honored Dr. Asim Al-Fidda for his outstanding contributions as the head of the Internal Medicine Department. This recognition comes as a tribute to Dr. Asim's remarkable efforts during his tenure and his significant contributions to the development of the department.

The honoring ceremony was attended by faculty members and students, who highlighted Dr. Asim's achievements and his effective role in enhancing the quality of education and scientific research in the field of internal medicine.

The College of Medicine extends sincere thanks and appreciation to Dr. Asim Al-Fidda for his dedicated and distinguished efforts during his tenure as the head of the Internal Medicine Department, wishing him continued success and prosperity in his future academic and professional endeavors.

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