Lahore, October 18, 2025 – Bahria Orchard Hospital’s Liver Transplant Team successfully concluded its 2nd International Conference on Liver Transplant, held on October 17–18, 2025, at the Nishat Hotel, Lahore. The event brought together leading national and international experts to discuss the latest developments, challenges, and innovations in liver transplantation and liver disease management.
The conference was a big draw, bringing in a stellar lineup. The event was honored by the presence of Prof. Khalid Masood Gondal, President of CPSP, as Chief Guest, and Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aamer Zaman Khan, DG PHOTA, as the Guest of Honor. The international expert bench was particularly strong, featuring heavy hitters like Dr. Niaz Ahmad and Dr. Erenest Hidalgo from Abu Dhabi, and Dr. Abdul Rahman Hakeem from London. The leadership of Bahria Town was also well-represented, with Vice Admiral (R) Zahid Ilyas, COO Bahria Town, and Prof. Gen (R) Iftikhar Ahmad, COO Bahria Hospital Orchard, in attendance.
The schedule was packed. Attendees dove deep into a series of engaging sessions, hands-on workshops, and lively panel discussions. The focus was sharp: advanced surgical methods, fine-tuning post-transplant care, and catching emerging trends in hepatology and transplant medicine. It was more than just a lecture series; the conference acted as a critical, invaluable melting pot for professionals across Pakistan and the globe to share knowledge and forge crucial collaborations.
The entire event was masterfully orchestrated by Prof. Faisal Hanif, a renowned Liver Transplant Surgeon; Prof. Ghias-ul-Nabi Tayyab, a leading Transplant Hepatologist; and Prof. Anwaar A. Khan. Their efforts sent a strong message, reinforcing Bahria Orchard Hospital’s unwavering commitment to providing top-tier, comprehensive liver transplant services and continually raising the bar for healthcare excellence in the region.
“The response and participation from the medical community were just tremendous – we’re absolutely delighted,” said Prof. Faisal Hanif. “This conference has really solidified our shared goal of improving both liver care and surgical outcomes right here in Pakistan.”
Prof. Ghias-ul-Nabi Tayyab echoed the sentiment, noting, “The conversations and deep insights we shared during this event really underscore how much we need more specialised centres and training for managing liver disease. We’re very hopeful this collaboration will pave the way for major future advancements in the field.”
The conference wrapped up in a warm, genuinely collegial atmosphere, powered by the enthusiastic participation of doctors, surgeons, and healthcare professionals from all over Pakistan and the world.
Bahria International Hospital Orchard extended a heartfelt thank you to all the speakers, guests, and participants for making the conference such a smashing success. They remain committed to delivering world-class healthcare and eagerly anticipate hosting more collaborative, educational events just like this one in the years to come.
