Syrian Conjoined Twins Celine And Eleen Arrive In Riyadh For Medical Evaluation And Care

Under the guidance of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Syrian conjoined twins Celine and Eleen Abdulmoneim Alshibli have arrived in Riyadh. They flew from Lebanon on a medical evacuation plane provided by Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Defense. The twins are set to undergo medical evaluations at King Abdullah Specialist Children’s Hospital.

The evaluations aim to assess their condition and determine if separation surgery is feasible. Dr. Abdullah Al Rabeeah, Advisor to the Royal Court and Supervisor General of KSrelief, leads the surgical team. He expressed gratitude to the Saudi leadership for this humanitarian gesture, highlighting the Kingdom's dedication to humanitarian values and medical excellence.

Dr. Al Rabeeah emphasized that Saudi Arabia's extensive medical and relief efforts globally have reinforced its status as a leader in humanitarian aid. The Kingdom's initiatives reflect its commitment to supporting those in need worldwide, showcasing its outstanding medical capabilities.

The family of Celine and Eleen expressed deep appreciation for the warm reception they received upon arriving in Riyadh. They thanked the Saudi leadership, government, and citizens for their hospitality. The family also conveyed confidence in the expertise of the Saudi surgical team known for its exceptional skills.

This initiative underscores Saudi Arabia's role in providing critical medical assistance to those in need. It highlights the country's commitment to using its resources and expertise for humanitarian purposes, benefiting individuals beyond its borders.

With inputs from SPA