Mr. Haruna Abdullahi Elbinawi is a public health researcher and healthcare policy analyst from Nigeria, with a strong interest in health systems management, leadership accountability, and healthcare financing in developing countries. His work focuses on the intersections of governance, healthcare access, and the socio-economic implications of medical tourism in Africa. Mr. Elbinawi has been involved in various health advocacy and research initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s healthcare delivery system and promoting evidence-based policy reforms. His academic and professional contributions reflect his commitment to fostering sustainable healthcare practices that benefit local communities while reducing the economic outflow associated with medical travel.

Mr. Dilloo Mohammad Tasleem is the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Overseas Medical Care Assistance (OMCA) Ltd, an internationally recognized organization dedicated to facilitating medical travel and cross-border healthcare services. With a deep passion for improving global access to quality medical care, Mr. Tasleem established OMCA to connect patients with world-class healthcare providers through a transparent and supportive process.

Wafa Alnakhi is a public health researcher affiliated with the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA. Her research focuses on healthcare utilization patterns, patient behavior, and health system efficiency, with particular expertise in medical tourism and cross-border healthcare. Wafa has published extensively on factors influencing patient decision-making and strategies for optimizing healthcare delivery in both domestic and international contexts. She is committed to generating evidence that informs policy decisions and improves healthcare accessibility and quality for populations in the United Arab Emirates and beyond.

Ms. Cheurombo Pswarayi is the Founder and CEO of Medtours Africa, a leading organization facilitating medical tourism across the African continent. With extensive experience in healthcare management and international patient services, she has been instrumental in creating pathways that connect patients to high-quality medical care while addressing the unique challenges of cross-border healthcare. Ms. Pswarayi is recognized for her expertise in navigating regulatory, logistical, and ethical aspects of medical tourism, and she is committed to promoting safe, ethical, and accessible healthcare travel.

Daniel Amobtiwon Amoatika is a researcher and public health professional affiliated with the University of KwaZulu-Natal, School of Laboratory Medicine and Medical Sciences, Durban, South Africa. His research focuses on infectious disease surveillance, epidemiology, and public health system strengthening. Daniel has contributed to studies on outbreak detection, disease prevention strategies, and health systems evaluation in both urban and rural contexts. He is committed to applying evidence-based approaches to improve disease surveillance and public health outcomes in Africa.

Dr. Joyce Pittman is a distinguished professor at Drexel University, USA, specializing in educational leadership and curriculum innovation. She has extensive experience in higher education, instructional design, and online learning development. Dr. Pittman’s research focuses on transformative education, diversity, and global learning practices. She has contributed to numerous academic publications and international education initiatives. Her work continues to inspire advancements in equitable and innovative teaching practices worldwide.

Anu Rai is a researcher and academician at Adamas University, India, with a focus on healthcare management and medical tourism. Her work explores the intersection of technology, patient experience, and healthcare decision-making. With a keen interest in digital platforms and their impact on the healthcare sector, she has contributed to multiple research studies on patient engagement, healthcare accessibility, and innovation in medical services. Anu is passionate about leveraging technology to improve informed decision-making in medical tourism and enhance the overall patient journey.

Dennis Minoru Fujita, Ph.D., is a distinguished researcher and faculty member at the University of São Paulo, Brazil, specializing in public health policy, healthcare access, and immigrant health equity. With over two decades of academic and policy experience, Dr. Fujita has contributed significantly to advancing inclusive healthcare models in Latin America. His research focuses on integrating migrant and vulnerable populations into national healthcare systems through sustainable and ethical approaches. Dr. Fujita has published extensively in international journals and actively collaborates with global organizations advocating for universal health coverage and social justice in healthcare. His work continues to influence policymakers and practitioners aiming to strengthen equitable health systems in emerging countries.

Lovely Ranganath is a seasoned hospitality and nutrition professional with extensive experience in culinary management and wellness-oriented menu development. Based at the Dubai World Trade Centre Hospitality, she has been instrumental in integrating healthy eating principles into large-scale food service operations, catering to diverse international audiences. Her passion for nutrition education and debunking food-related myths has made her a respected advocate for balanced, evidence-based dietary practices. With a strong background in hospitality and a deep interest in nutritional science, Lovely bridges the gap between taste, tradition, and health awareness. She frequently engages in workshops and talks aimed at promoting nutritional literacy among both professionals and the public.