As part of its ongoing mission to advance medical excellence, DDI successfully concluded an advanced workshop on the prevention and treatment of diabetic foot complications. In collaboration with the Ministry of Health’s Central Directorate of Primary Health Care and the World Health Organization (WHO), this initiative focused on strengthening the clinical capabilities of medical staff and standardizing evidence-based practices. By unifying these advanced protocols, the workshop aims to significantly reduce complications and enhance the quality of specialized care for patients in Kuwait. Together, we are moving toward a future of better healthcare and more effective prevention

Tune into KTV1 Good Evening Kuwait at 6:00 p.m. for an interview with Naeema Alqabandi

As part of its ongoing mission to advance medical excellence, DDI successfully concluded an advanced workshop on the prevention and treatment of diabetic foot complications. In collaboration with the Ministry of Health’s Central Directorate of Primary Health Care and the World Health Organization (WHO), this initiative focused on strengthening the clinical capabilities of medical staff and standardizing evidence-based practices. By unifying these advanced protocols, the workshop aims to significantly reduce complications and enhance the quality of specialized care for patients in Kuwait

Stay Tuned to KTV1 Channel 1 for a podcast interview at 2 p.m. with Dr. Noura Abdulaziz Al-Mansour, a researcher at the

Tune in to KTV1 News Channel at 8pm for an interview with Naeema Alqabandi

Following the successful conclusion of the 2nd International Dasman Diabetes Summit (IDDS 2026), we look back on moments that captured three inspiring days of scientific exchange, collaboration, and shared purpose. Through meaningful discussions and global collaboration, IDDS 2026 brought together leading experts committed to advancing diabetes research, enhancing clinical practice, and turning knowledge into impact for patients and communities. These moments reflect the collective effort driving progress in diabetes care today and for the future