
Dr. Yad Naqshbandi, Director of Hiwa Hospital, announced at a press conference that the hospital will hold an international scientific cancer conference next February in coordination with the University of Sulaimani and supervised by the Slemani Directorate of Health.
The upcoming scientific conference next February will gather local and international medical experts to advance cancer treatment standards. Organizers plan to showcase AI-driven healthcare services designed to improve early diagnostic accuracy, tailor treatment protocols, and optimize patient care across regional facilities.
Following strategic discussions with Qubad Talabani, Deputy Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region, officials confirmed that the land designated for the Grand Hiwa Hospital in Hawari Shar will remain preserved for future expansion. Additionally, Hiwa Hospital is procuring an advanced mammography machine in the near future to strengthen early screening and breast cancer detection services.
To alleviate operational congestion at the primary Slemani facility and reduce transit times for patients, the foundation stone for a dedicated Hiwa Hospital branch will be laid in the Raparin Administration. The new branch will extend specialized oncology capabilities, consultation services, and direct therapies to regional communities.
Hiwa Hospital stands as the primary non-profit oncology center in the Kurdistan Region, serving thousands of cancer patients annually free of charge. As patient intake continues to rise across Iraq, local health authorities are actively decentralizing specialized treatment. By combining institutional infrastructure expansion in Raparin and Hawari Shar with AI-integrated diagnostic technologies, the hospital aims to modernize regional public healthcare while ensuring long-term accessibility for vulnerable populations.
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