Kuwait to bring in 20th batch of medical professionals

  • 15/04/2023

Kuwait City, April 15: Pakistan's ambassador to the country, Malik Farooq, revealed that work is underway to bring in the 20th batch of doctors, nurses and technicians to work in Kuwait in the government sector before the start of summer to work in government hospitals, pointing out that there are talks with the Kuwaiti private sector to bring similar medical kits to work in hospitals. "The Pakistani medical and nursing staff has proven its presence in the most difficult circumstances, and they had a great and effective role during the Corona pandemic," he added.

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