Qatar Charity has announced that its visiting medical team performed 60 pediatric cardiac catheterization and open-heart procedures to treat congenital heart defects during a specialized medical camp at the Madani Heart Center, funded by donors in Qatar.

Dr. Abdelmajid Al-Hamidi, an international development programmes expert at Qatar Charity, said the initiative targeted children with complex congenital heart conditions.

Consultant interventional cardiologist Dr. Mustafa Al-Mihya, a member of the visiting team, said a large number of catheterization procedures were successfully completed and that the children's conditions are stable.

Paediatrician Dr. Mohamed Al-Assar said most of the interventions were life-saving, with recovery rates ranging from 90% to 100%.
The medical camp was inaugurated on Sunday by Minister of Health Dr. Haitham Mohammed Ibrahim, Al-Gezira State Wali Al-Tahir Ibrahim Al-Khair, and Chargé d'Affaires of the Embassy of the State of Qatar Abdullah Rashid Al-Khater at the Madani Heart Center, in the presence of health officials and the children's families.

Officials commended Qatar Charity for easing the suffering of children through free cardiac treatment, providing critical care to families affected by war and displacement.

The team treated patients referred from several Sudanese states, with the initiative receiving broad appreciation for its humanitarian impact and the generosity of Qatari donors.

Qatar Charity's health interventions in Sudan form part of a broader programme that includes cochlear implant surgeries for children at Doha Hospital in Khartoum and a blindness prevention programme benefiting more than 6,000 patients in Red Sea, Al-Gezira, Sennar, and River Nile states. The organization also continues to support Sudan's health sector through hospital rehabilitation, medical equipment, and life-saving medicines.

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