In response to a kind invitation and as part of efforts to strengthen cooperation between health and educational institutions in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Chairman of the Board of Alboqai World for Natural Therapy, The Body Engineer, Dr. Mohammad Khaled Alboqai, met with His Excellency Prof. Dr. Mohammad bin Khuzaym Al-Shammari, Acting Cultural Attaché of Saudi Arabia in Jordan, at the attaché’s headquarters in Amman.

During the meeting, Dr. Alboqai gave a comprehensive presentation on Alboqai World for Natural Therapy, highlighting the center’s specialized services in the fields of physical therapy and body engineering. He showcased a number of success stories of cases that had been deemed hopeless by traditional medical reports, yet found recovery through the center’s unique therapeutic approach developed over years of pioneering work.

For his part, His Excellency Prof. Dr. Al-Shammari praised the pioneering role of Alboqai World, commending its high standards, distinguished services in body engineering, and the strong reputation it enjoys both locally and internationally. He emphasized that such achievements reflect continuous scientific and professional efforts.

The meeting also included discussions on potential future cooperation between the two sides, especially in areas related to natural therapies, to better serve the Saudi community in Jordan and to strengthen avenues of collaboration.

As a gesture of appreciation, The Body Engineer, Dr. Mohammad Alboqai, presented scientific publications in body engineering and honored His Excellency Prof. Dr. Mohammad bin Khuzaym Al-Shammari with a commemorative shield in recognition of his support for scientific and health cooperation between the two countries.

At the conclusion of the visit, both parties reaffirmed the depth of the strong fraternal relations between Jordan and Saudi Arabia, particularly in the fields of education and healthcare, and stressed the importance of building upon this fruitful cooperation to serve the mutual interests of both nations.