A team of 25 Indonesian doctors has collaborated with UAE medical professionals to provide essential healthcare services aboard the Emirati floating hospital in Al Arish, Egypt.
This initiative is part of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, aimed at delivering top-tier medical care to Palestinians injured in the Gaza Strip.
The collaboration between the Indonesian and UAE medical teams underscores the strong partnership between the two nations and highlights their commitment to humanitarian efforts during the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
The floating hospital continues to provide critical care to injured Palestinians, adhering to the highest international health standards.
It serves as a successful model for treating complex cases and extends its services to prosthetic limb fitting and other humanitarian initiatives, working to restore hope and alleviate suffering in Gaza.

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