Ta'awuniya Insurance Company Inaugurates the Renovated Professor Dawoud Mustafa Khalid Hall at the University of Khartoum’s Faculty of Medicine
Khartoum, Sudan — The Faculty of Medicine at the University of Khartoum officially inaugurated the Professor Dawoud Mustafa Khalid Hall following comprehensive maintenance and rehabilitation works funded by Ta'awuniya Insurance Company – Sudan, at a total cost of SDG 300 million. The project was implemented by Modern Expertises for Multiple Activities Company.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by senior government and academic officials, including Federal Minister of Health Professor Haitham Mohammed Ibrahim; University of Khartoum Vice-Chancellor Professor Mahmoud Ali Ahmed; Dean of the Faculty of Medicine Professor Abdelsami Abdullah; and Ta'awuniya Insurance Company Director General Dr. Kamal Jad Kareem.
Dr. Kamal Jad Kareem emphasized that the company’s support for the hall’s rehabilitation reflects its commitment to corporate social responsibility and its national duty toward the country’s historic educational and medical institutions. He reaffirmed the company’s continued support for reconstruction initiatives aimed at restoring academic and service-sector stability.
Federal Minister of Health Professor Haitham Mohammed Ibrahim praised Ta'awuniya Insurance Company’s valuable initiative, describing it as an important national milestone that symbolizes the revival of educational institutions and the restoration of the University of Khartoum’s historic standing. He also commended the insurance sector’s contribution to recovery and reconstruction efforts.
Professor Abdelsami Abdullah, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, expressed his gratitude to Ta'awuniya Insurance Company for its significant contribution, noting that the initiative reflects genuine partnership and active citizenship in supporting medical education, academic staff, and the learning environment.
The inauguration of the Professor Dawoud Mustafa Khalid Hall coincided with the reopening of several other halls at the Faculty of Medicine on the same day, as part of a comprehensive plan to restore the faculty’s educational and research capabilities.