Princess Basma, President of the National Goodwill Campaign’s higher committee, visited two private hospitals where 27 patients were recovering from much-needed surgeries, to check on their conditions.


The recuperating patients, who used to suffer from serious medical conditions, underwent several procedures ranging from cardiac catheterisation and eye operations, to orthopaedic and facial reconstruction surgery.

Nineteen patients benefited from the free-of-charge operations at the Islamic Hospital and eight at Jordan Hospital.
 

Princess Basma, President of the National Goodwill Campaign’s higher committee, visited two private hospitals where 27 patients were recovering from much-needed surgeries, to check on their conditions.


The recuperating patients, who used to suffer from serious medical conditions, underwent several procedures ranging from cardiac catheterisation and eye operations, to orthopaedic and facial reconstruction surgery.

Nineteen patients benefited from the free-of-charge operations at the Islamic Hospital and eight at Jordan Hospital.
 

Princess Basma unveils a plaque for Main Lecture Hall at the Islamic Hospital which was recently opened in her name.

Islamic Hospital Director General Nael Adwan, announced that the centre’s main hall was named after Princess Basma in recognition of her humanitarian efforts.
 

Princess Basma applauds with other guests at a ceremony at the Islamic Hospital in Amman after a presentation about its medical services.

During the ceremony the Princess underlined the significant partnership between the National Goodwill Campaign and the hospital since 1995 providing free medical services to underprivileged patients from across the Kingdom.
 

Princess Basma listens to and speaks with staff and physicians at the Islamic Hospital during her visit.