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Jeddah-based IsDB helps Pakistani female doctors reclaim careers through e-learning

  • Over 30,000 woman doctors, who graduated between 1989 and 2017, either did not join the profession due to societal norms or quit it after marriage
  • Of them, around 1,500 Pakistani woman doctors have been reintegrated into the health care system, primarily in telemedicine, over the last six years
By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistan’s Educast partners with Islamic Development Bank to provide critical support to Afghans

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Saudi-Pakistan telehealth platform to train 1,500 Afghan doctors with Islamic Development Bank funding

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·

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