JEDDAH — Al Ryan International Polyclinic here commemorated 20 years of achievements at its premises. Employees, physicians, and several other Indian community members were among the guests. Chief guest and chairman of human resources development training and research center in Kerala Munawer Ali Shihab Takgal said: “Health is a very important aspect of life, and the patients of this clinic are not very rich people. They are mostly expatriates who are working here on low wages.” He added that in the past 20 years they have tried their best to serve people in the best possible manner. He also inaugurated the new bloc of the polyclinic, and launched its official website. “I am very privilege to be here and I wish you all the best for the future,” he said. V.P. Mohammed Ali, chairperson, said: “This 20-year-celebration is the long standing support of the community. We are incredibly grateful to the Almighty Allah who has given our hospital the ability to meet the unique healthcare needs. I am thankful to my staff members, paramedical staff, and physicians as without their ongoing commitment we would not be able to provide hope and heal the precious lives that come to us for care.” T.P. Shuaib, C.E.O. of Al Ryan, said: “We started this clinic in 1993 with seven doctors, and now we have 135 doctors specializing in cardiology, dental, orthopedics, ENT, and skin among others.” He further highlighted the successful journey of the clinic, and congratulated everyone on the occasion. Around 20 programs with different concepts and celebrations that take place in different parts of India have been organized, and is open to participation from any company or organization. Gifts and mementos were presented to various members of the organization, and media by Takgal, Ali and Shuaib, Mohsin Zahrani, general manager, Ahmed Zahrani, director, and Dr. V.P.M. Mustafa, medical director. Mustafa said: “This celebration is to recognize all of our accomplishments and our dedication to making this Ryan polyclinic the place to be, and our future plan is to build this polyclinic into a major multi-specialty hospital.” Mir Mahmood Ali, regional business development and credit manager of Al Ryan said: “This celebration is an achievement for many of us, and we're most interested in serving our patients in need, and I am looking forward to seeing this polyclinic turn into a big hospital soon in future.”
