Dubai, UAE – May 2025 — In a decisive step toward improving outcomes for critically ill patients across the GCC and MENA regions, Med Surg Solutions (MSS) convened the Organ Support Therapies Summit on May 16–17, 2025, in Dubai. Held under the banner of advancing medical excellence, the summit brought together physicians, ICU specialists, nephrologists, and healthcare leaders for an in-depth exploration of evolving therapies in multi-organ support.
The two-day event emphasized cutting-edge protocols, advanced clinical technologies, and integrated treatment pathways aimed at supporting patients with renal, hepatic, and multi-organ dysfunction. From interactive scientific discussions to hands-on clinical insights, the summit positioned MSS as a key enabler of medical education and transformation in the region’s critical care ecosystem.
“As health systems across the Gulf continue to modernize and grow in complexity, there’s an urgent need to ensure access to not only the right technologies, but the right training,” said Dr. Fadi Mahmoud, CEO of Med Surg Solutions. “The Organ Support Therapies Summit is part of our ongoing commitment to deliver more than solutions, we deliver value, insight, and education.”
Beyond the scientific agenda, the summit reinforced Med Surg Solutions’ broader vision: to bridge international advancements with local clinical practice, ensuring physicians across the GCC and MENA have direct access to the latest innovations, evidence-based guidelines, and training opportunities that enhance patient safety and survival.
“This is more than a conference. It’s a knowledge platform that brings together technology, clinical insight, and purpose-driven education to support better decision-making at the bedside,” said Nazih Mahmoud, Marketing and Product Management Director at MSS.
The success of the Organ Support Therapies Summit reflects the company’s unwavering dedication to enhancing care delivery, especially in areas where the stakes are highest. MSS’s approach is not transactional, but transformational, anchored in trust, long-term partnerships, and a human-centered understanding of what healthcare truly requires.
