Al-Hamouri: Advanced technologies shape the future of medical services at SOFEX 2026

Al-Hamouri explained that the participation of the Royal Medical Services in SOFEX 2026 includes showcasing a range of modern technologies and applications that the institution is developing and employing, keeping pace with scientific development and establishing a new phase of advanced medical services. He pointed out that among the most prominent of these technologies are virtual simulation systems, which enable the development of the skills of nursing and medical cadres and raise their efficiency through training methods that simulate reality and keep pace with the latest scientific practices.

He noted that the Royal Medical Services also look forward to employing modern military technologies, including drones, in medical fields, and utilizing them to support the work of paramedics, doctors, and nurses, and to enhance their capabilities in providing medical care in the field, thereby contributing to the development of medical response under various circumstances.

Al-Hamouri indicated that telemedicine constitutes another axis of development that the Royal Medical Services are working to enhance, given the capabilities it provides for delivering consultations and medical services remotely, facilitating patients' access to medical care, and benefiting from specialized medical expertise.

He stressed that these technologies and applications represent part of the Royal Medical Services' vision towards building an integrated system for what is known as "future medicine," based on innovation, technology, advanced training, and harnessing scientific developments to serve medical cadres and patients, ensuring sustainable development and the elevation of the quality of provided medical services.