The Chairman of the Parliamentary Health Committee, MP Dr. Shaher Shatnawi, sponsored the graduation ceremony of the case Rashed Al-Mari, following the completion of his treatment journey at Al-Buqai World Rehabilitation Center, in a humanitarian celebratory atmosphere reflecting the values of hope, recovery, and determination.

The event was attended by a number of distinguished officials, along with Professor Dr. Ashraf Mohammad Salem Al-Rajoub, Dean of Irbid University College – Al-Balqa Applied University, as well as the Al-Buqai World family, including administrative and therapeutic staff, who shared the patient and his family’s joy in this achievement. This came after an intensive treatment phase that resulted in noticeable improvement in his health condition, marking another success story added to the record of recovered cases.

In his speech during the ceremony, Dr. Shaher Shatnawi emphasized the importance of supporting specialized treatment centers that restore hope to patients, praising the efforts exerted at Al-Buqai World and the humanitarian and rehabilitative role played by the therapeutic staff in following up cases and accompanying them on their recovery journey.

For his part, Professor Dr. Ashraf Al-Rajoub commended the advanced level of therapeutic and rehabilitation services, highlighting the importance of integration between academic, scientific, and practical aspects in developing treatment methods, and supporting initiatives that serve humanity and enhance quality of life.

Meanwhile, the Al-Buqai World team expressed pride in the progress achieved in Rashed Al-Mari’s condition, affirming that this improvement is the result of the combined efforts of the therapeutic team, the patient’s determination, and his family’s support — a model that reflects the humanitarian dimension of treatment alongside the rehabilitative aspect.

The ceremony concluded with honoring Rashed Al-Mari and taking commemorative photos, amid an atmosphere of pride and joy, carrying a clear message that recovery is possible and that hope is the first step on the path to healing.