Qatar’s Minister of Public Health, Mansoor bin Ebrahim al-Mahmoud, engaged in a series of bilateral discussions with health ministers from Tunisia, Turkey, and the Republic of Korea during the World Bio Summit 2026 in Seoul. The talks, held on the sidelines of the summit, focused on enhancing collaboration in the healthcare sector, with a particular emphasis on integrating artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.
In separate meetings, al-Mahmoud met with Tunisia’s Minister of Health Dr. Mustapha Ferjan, Turkey’s Minister of Health Prof. Dr. Kemal Memisoglu, and South Korea’s Minister of Health and Welfare Dr. Jeong Eun Kyeong. The conversations aimed to identify opportunities for joint initiatives and partnerships that leverage AI to advance medical services, improve patient outcomes, and streamline healthcare delivery.
The World Bio Summit 2026, hosted in Seoul, brought together global health leaders to address emerging trends and innovations in biotechnology and healthcare. Artificial intelligence was a central theme, reflecting its growing role in diagnostics, treatment, and research.
These meetings underscore Qatar’s ongoing efforts to deepen international health cooperation and adopt advanced technologies within its healthcare system. The discussions with Tunisia, Turkey, and South Korea highlight a shared commitment to exploring innovative solutions that could enhance public health outcomes across the participating countries.