Doctors' Syndicate halts registration of graduates from colleges without university hospitals

The Medical Syndicate has decided to suspend the enrollment of graduates from medical colleges that do not have an affiliated university hospital, with the aim of regulating the medical education system and ensuring the availability of necessary training resources to prepare doctors in accordance with quality standards. This decision comes in the context of expanding the establishment of medical colleges, while emphasizing the importance of linking this growth to adequate infrastructure—particularly university hospitals that provide clinical training and sufficient practical experience. The goal of this measure is to strengthen the integration between academic study and practical training, ensuring the graduation of qualified doctors both scientifically and practically, while implementing strict regulations for the establishment of new colleges and creating a suitable environment for training.