Lebanon is floundering in its crises, as economic, financial, political and health events follow successively, amidst ambiguity and ambiguity, waiting for a breakthrough or solution. And while the Lebanese are drowning in the worries of securing their daily strength by racing with the rise in dollar prices, a large segment insists on clinging to hope and fighting for this country, convinced that tomorrow will be better.
Step by step, the gynecologist and researcher at the American University of Beirut, Dr. Faisal Al Qaq, made his path towards brilliance and success. He worked silently and effortlessly
Challenges of the exhausted health sector, and he believed that all these endeavors and efforts would not be in vain, and that everything he aspired to improve, develop and educate people would have an echo in the future.
And he did well. Al-Qaq was invited by the President of the World Health Organization to be a member of the expert group for a period of 3 years, which advises on the international health policies of the World Health Organization, especially those related to policies on women’s health, newborns and youth, reproductive health and nutrition.
The group of experts is considered one of the most important and highest groups of the organization. This choice came as a result of effort and perseverance in this field locally and internationally, and it is a source of pride for him, the American University and Lebanon. Today, Qaq reaps the fruits of this success and continuous struggle, and with it raises the name of Lebanon.
