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Forbes Middle East names Abeer Medical Group Founder among Top Healthcare Leaders 2026

<p>Doha, Qatar: Forbes Middle East has named Founder and President of Abeer Medical Group Mohammed Alungal, (pictured) to its prestigious “Top Healthcare Leaders 2026” list, celebrating his transformative vision and enduring contributions to the region’s medical landscape.</p> <p>Since its inception, Alungal has guided Abeer Medical Group from a pioneering vision into a healthcare powerhouse…

Forbes Middle East names Abeer Medical Group Founder among Top Healthcare Leaders 2026

Doha, Qatar - Forbes Middle East has recognized Mohammed Alungal, founder and president of Abeer Medical Group, on its esteemed "Top Healthcare Leaders 2026" list. This accolade lauds his pioneering spirit and substantial impact on the medical sector within the region.

Since its foundation, Alungal has steered Abeer Medical Group from a groundbreaking concept into a major healthcare entity, operating across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and India. The company now offers top-tier, patient-focused care through a broad array of multi-specialty hospitals, medical centers, and diagnostic centres.

In his statement, Alungal expressed gratitude on behalf of his team, highlighting that this recognition is a testament to their collective efforts. He emphasized that this honor further solidifies their dedication to providing world-class, empathetic healthcare services to every community they touch.

This achievement highlights Abeer Medical Group's pivotal role in driving healthcare innovation in the region, setting new standards for patient care and accessibility. Established as a leading healthcare provider, Abeer Medical Group operates an extensive network of medical facilities across the GCC and India, committed to delivering accessible, affordable, and high-quality medical services.

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