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Amman, Sept 14 (Petra) — Forbes Middle East has named Dr. Fawzi
Al-Hammouri, General Manager and Chairman of the Board of Directors
at Specialty Hospital, to its list of the Middle East’s 50 Most
Powerful Healthcare Leaders for 2026 for the fourth consecutive year.
According to a hospital statement issued on Monday, Dr. Al-Hammouri
featured on the cover of the magazine’s special edition, highlighting
his leadership at Specialty Hospital, the expansion of its medical
services, investments in modern technology, and growth plans through
the acquisition of Farah Hospital and The Gardens Hospital.
Dr. Al-Hammouri said the recognition reflects Specialty Hospital’s
collective teamwork and underscores the strength of Jordan’s
healthcare sector, which continues to demonstrate regional and
international competitiveness. He added that sustainable success
stems from team efforts and public-private collaboration aimed at
delivering world-class care and cementing Jordan’s status as a
regional hub for medical care and medical tourism.
With over 35 years of executive experience in healthcare, Dr.
Al-Hammouri previously led the Private Hospitals Association (PHA)
for multiple terms and served as president of the Global Healthcare
Travel Council (GHTC) in 2015.
His efforts contributed to Jordan winning the “Medical Tourism
Destination of the Year” award in 2014, the UN World Tourism
Organization (UNWTO) designating Jordan as a regional hub for medical
and wellness tourism in 2023, and the kingdom securing permanent
membership in the International Hospital Federation (IHF) in 2020,
where he served on the Governing Council from 2021 to 2023.
//Petra// AF