Lahore, 31 October 2026 – Bahria International Hospital Orchard, Lahore, successfully hosted the Bahria Transplant Meeting 2026 on 30 and 31 October at Nishat Hotel, Lahore. The two-day conference brought together leading Pakistani and international specialists to share the latest advances in liver and kidney diseases and transplantation.
Distinguished Guests
The conference was attended by:
- Chief Guest: Prof. Khalid Masood Gondal, Senior Vice President, CPSP
- Guest of Honour: Prof. Dr. Muhammad Aamer Zaman Khan, DG, PHOTA
- International Speakers: Dr. Badar Zaman (UAE), Dr. Abdul Rahman Hakeem (London) and Prof. Dr. Lionel Rostaing (France)
- Hospital Leadership: Prof. Gen. (R) Iftikhar Ahmad, COO, Bahria Hospital Orchard, and Dr. Ahad Qayyum, Medical Director, Bahria International Hospital Lahore
Organising Team
The meeting was organised by Prof. Faisal Hanif, renowned liver and kidney transplant surgeon; Prof. Ghias Un Nabi Tayyab, prominent transplant hepatologist; and Prof. Anwaar A. Khan.
What the Meeting Covered
Participants took part in expert sessions, hands-on workshops and panel discussions on the latest techniques and best practices in liver and kidney transplantation. The meeting also gave doctors from across Pakistan and abroad a valuable platform to exchange knowledge, build professional networks and work together to improve patient outcomes.
Voices from the Meeting
“We are thrilled with the overwhelming response and active participation from the medical community. The conference has been instrumental in enhancing our collective expertise and reinforcing our commitment to delivering top-notch liver and kidney care.”
– Prof. Faisal Hanif
“This gathering has highlighted the critical need for more dedicated centres and specialised training in liver and kidney diseases. We are hopeful that the knowledge shared here will inspire further advancements in this vital field.”
– Prof. Ghias Un Nabi Tayyab
Transplant Care at Bahria Orchard
Bahria International Hospital Orchard, Lahore offers comprehensive liver and kidney transplant services and is at the forefront of meeting the region’s growing need for specialised liver disease treatment.
The hospital extends its heartfelt thanks to all speakers, guests and participants for making the meeting a resounding success, and looks forward to hosting similar events in the future.
