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List of Distinguished Life Members of World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons List of Distinguished Life Members of World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons A Mohamad Sayed Ahmad Alfaki (Qatar) Anjila Yakalage Barreira Amaral (Portugal) Deepa Srinivasan (India) A Yasemin Karageyim Karsidag (Turkey) Anolue Fredrick (Indonesia) Deepak Chawla (India) Abayneh Admassu Abayneh (Ethiopia) Antonio Morries (Ghana) Deepak Kumar Gupta (India) Abdel Kato Sebbaale (Uganda) Antonio Valdes Morris (Ghana) Deepak PJ Chan (China) Abdel Rahman Hassan Abu Sabei (Qatar) Anurag Ramkrishna Nema (India) Deepak Singhal (India) Abdelhay Mohamed Ahmed Ali (Ireland) Aosama Rasheed Abdullah (Iraq) Deepakendu Mitra (India) Abdelmonim Bashir Yagoub Ali (Sudan) Araz Asi Mahmud (Iraq) Demet Dikmen (Turkey) Abdolmajid Ghaedizadeh (Iran) Archana Dhaewan Bajaj (India) Deniz Erturk Coskun (Turkey) Abdolreza Pazouki (Iran) Archana Jain (India) Derek PS Chan (Hong Kong) Abdul Haque Ansari (KSA) Arie Adrianus Polim (Indonesia) Dhan Vikram Karkee (Nepal) Abdul Kareem Jabbar Ghadhban (Iraq) AS Abdul Razak Al-Sweidan (KSA) Dhananjay Kumar (India) Abdul Kato Sebbaale (Uganda) AS Bansal (India) Dharam Paul (India) Abdul Sattar Paigham (Afghanistan) Asha Sharma (India) Dharmendra Prabhat Sing Parmar (India) Abdullab Abdulwahid Salman (Iraq) Ashees Lal Pravin (India) Dheeraj Mulchandani (India) Abdullab Sh.AM (Kuwait) Ashish Mody (India) Dutta Siva Sankar (India) Abel Alejandro Garibaldi (USA) Ashon Sa’Adi (Indonesia) Duygu Isil Gencer (Turkey) Abhijit Biswas (India) Ashwini Gaur (UK) Duzgun Korkmaz (Turkey) Abhishek Kakkar (India) Aswini Kumar Mishra (India) E Aleksamdrovna Serfeenkova (Russia) Abi Sukrisno (Indonesia) Athar Ali (Tanzania) Eatot Nyarumentene A Winarno (Indonesia) Abiye Hailu Gebre-Ab (Ethiopia) Atul Sardana (India) Ebenezer Samuel Nkom (Nigeria) AboulMahsen (Saudi Arabia) Avalapati Hari Prasad (India) Ebru Ozturk (Turkey) Adeyeni Oladeji Laosebikan (Canada) Aydin Kilinc (Turkey) Ebwell John RS (Indonesia) Aditomo Widarso (Indonesia) Aydin Kosus (Turkey) Ekaterina Vasileva Kaloyanova (UAE) Adnan Fatih Esen (Turkey) Az Javed Ahmad (Pakistan) Elif Meseci (Turkey) Ah See Ng (Malaysia) Azhar Musa Al-Toriahi (Iraq) Eman Mohammed kasim (Saudi Arabia) Ahmad Aurngzab (Pakistan) Bansal Ramdas (India) Emel Turkoglu (Turkey) Ahmad Chammat (Saudi Arabia) Basheer Anwer Bakar (Iraq) Emre Erdogdu (Turkey) Ahmad Nabil M Khafagy (Uganda) Basima Shamkhi Jabar (Iraq) Eser Evrim Eren (Turkey) Ahmed Abdul-Khalik Zahab (KSA) Bassam Adil Ghazalah (UAE) Esra Esim Bugukhayrak (Turkey) Ahmed Alwan Kareem (Iraq) Bejoy Philip (India) F Ahmed Aly El-Fakharany (Saudi Arabia) Ahmed Eltigani E Hussain (Ireland) Belgin Fusun Selam (Turkey) F Elrahman Elhag Edris Mohammed (UAE) Ahmed Fakhri Omer (Iraq) Benudhar Ray Ramsayer (India) Fadhi Yaba Muhamed (Iraq) Ahmet Batki (Turkey) Bhamini Naresh Bhatia (India) Faiz Naqbool Fazili (India) Ahmet Hamdy Dabash (KSA) Bharti Jain (India) Farah Naaz (India) Ahmet Hulusi Teksen (Turkey) Bharti Singh (India) Fatih Adanacloglu (Turkey) Ahujakumar (India) Bhaskar Joyti Paul (India) Fatih Dogru (Turkey) Ajay Padmakar Chodhary (India) Bhoopinder Jit Kaur (India) Fatima Zohra Ashraf (Turkey) Alaa AK Mohammed (UAE) Bhupesh Dayal (India) Fatma Nur Cetinkaya (Turkey) Alaa Mohsin Mohammad (Iraq) Bhushan Kumar (India) Fawzia AM Jadallah (Dubai) Alemseged Janka Dube (Ethiopia) Bichhanda Krishna Mohanty (Botswana) Firoz Khan MH Mohammed Haneefa (India) Alexandre MS Roque Ambrosio (Portugal) Bilal Mohid Baker (Jordan) Fransiska Mochtar (Indonesia) Ali Mohammed Mahmnd (UAE) Billur Demiro Gullari (Turkey) Fuat Eserol (Turkey) Ali Raza Brohi (Pakistan) Birendra Kumar (India) Gamal Samay Mahfouz (KSA) Ali Riza Sozenoglu (Turkey) Brijesh Kumar Sharma (India) Gamze Erdem (Turkey) Alice M Salvador (Philippines) Bulent Arici (Turkey) Gani Oladosu Salaudeen (Nigeria) Alireza Khalaj (Iran) Bulent Kars (Turkey) Gazala Khan (Pakistan) Allah AK Mohammed (UAE) Bulent Tekin (Turkey) Gazi Yildirim (Turkey) Alparslan Baksu (Turkey) C Anthony Okonkwo (Nigeria) Gazi Yildiz (Turkey) AM Abdulrahman Al-Zakari (UAE) Calderon Maria (Philippines) Gede Widi Mariada (Indonesia) Amaechi Francis Neozi (Nigeria) Carlo Cajes Gurrea (Philippines) Geetha Puliyath (India) Amani Ahmed Mohamed Ali (UAE) Chandra Prakash Jain (India) George Fanuel Jumba (Kenya) Amardeep Singh Bansal (India) Chee Fah Chia (Taiwan) Ghada Siddig Abdin Mohammed (Sudan) Aminur Rahman (India) Chetna Gulabani (India) Gheni Hashim Mohemmod (Iraq) Amir Abbas Manouchehri (Iran) Chittapu Pardha Saradhi Rao (India) Girish Panday (India) Amir Vejdan (Iran) Chittapu PSR Rauf (Republic of Maldives) Gjayakrishnan (India) Amit Hindurao Sardesai (India) Christopher Ekwunife (Nigeria) Gokce Anik (Turkey) Amru Sofian (Indonesia) Cromwell HM Mwakirungu (Kenya) Gokge Zeynep Uslu (Turkey) Anas Yousif Yakoob (India) Daljit Kaur Uppal (India) Gokhan Sabah (Turkey) Andhra Narasimha Reddy (India) Danish Javed (India) Gokmen Iyigun (Turkey) Anisha Kellogg (India) David Kiragu (Kenya) Gonca Yetkin Yildirim (Turkey) Anita Roy (India) Deb Narayan Samanta (India) Gorantla Lakshmi Narayana (India) Anjali Kumar (India) Deepa Malhotra (India) Gulsen Barcinli (Turkey) vii List of Distinguished Life Members of World Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons Gulten Gurgan (Turkey) Khaled Ahmad Kayed (UAE) Mohammed Hasan Jaafar (Iraq) Gunjan Sabherwan (India) Khalifa Ali Al Jabri (Oman) Mohammed Hussain (Iraq) Gupta Sib Sankar Mohapatra (India) Khalil Yahia Mohamad (UAE) Mohd Niyaz (India) Hachem Juma Yasin (Iraq) Kiran Noshar Mevawalla (India) Mohd Shafi Niaku (India) Hadi Touzandehjani (Iran) Kirana Bala Dash (India) Mohd. Omar Almoghanam (Saudi Arabia) Haider Abid Aun Ali Al Zubaidy (Iraq) Kishore Kumar Satpathy (India) Mohd. Shakir Huwaish Alkoubaisy (UAE) Haider Hasan (Iraq) Koka Sreedevi (India) Mohini Raghvendra Goswami (India) Hamid Abohari Sharifian (UAE) Koray Ozbay (Turkey) Mohmoud M Abdulrazek (Egypt) Hamid Reza Tajari (Iran) Krishna Mohan (USA) Mohsen Aminpour (Iran) Hana Shaheed Kadim (UK) Kulwant Rai (India) Mohsin Hayder Kassar (Yemen) Hani Amin Ismail (USA) Kunigal A Shivakumar (UK) Mokhtar Ali Mohamed Hassan (UAE) Hanom Husni Syam (Indonesia) Kushum Sharma (India) Monika (India) Hari Prasad Reddy Muppala (India) Lale Wetherilt (Turkey) Mrinal Param Kinkar (India) Harish Bassi (India) Lameck Zimba (Zambia) Muftah Abdulla Suwan (Libya) Hasan Majed Al-Dossary (KSA) Lateefa Abdulla Al Naeemi (UAE) Muhammad Abdullah Hussein (Iraq) Hassan Hadi Yousif (Iraq) Latifa R Al Buainain (Baharin) Muna Ahmed Al-Shehhi (UAE) Hassan Housaen Alhakeem (Syria) Latitha Kamini (India) Munevver Hosgor (Turkey) Helmy Abdul Khalek Aboul Zahab (KSA) Laurent Marcel Hochart (Canada) Munir Ahmad Rathore (United Kingdom) Hemant Rakesh (India) Lawa Hussein Abdulla (Iraq) Munirathnasri Nagappa (India) Henny Meitri (Indonesia) Leo Francis Nuval Aquilizan (Philippines) Munther Moh. Adnan halabi (Syria) Himmat Singh Rathore (India) Leonie-Martha Okaraga (Nigeria) Murat Mehmet (Turkey) Hisham Ali Maghraby (UAE) Lilly Kutty Benny (India) Muraveva Natalia (Russia) Hussain Khalifa Kadhem (Iraq) Liqaa Reyadh Al-Khuzaee (Iraq) Mustafa Mohd. Ramdam Bulugma (Libya) Hussein Omar El-Bernawi (Libya) Lovina SM Machado (Oman) Mutasim suleiman Daffalla (Ireland) Ibrahim Halil (Turkey) Luset Ince Koparan (Turkey) Muthukumarassamy Rajakannu (India) Ibrahim M Hassen (Ethiopia) Ma Ana Capucao Pangan (Philippines) Nada Abidalhur Alebrahimi (Iraq) Ibrahim Onur Ozen (Turkey) Madhu Sinha (India) Nadia Tarak Barakat (Iraq) Ichnandy Arief Rachman (Indonesia) Madhulika Sinha (India) Nadire Sevda Idil (Turkey) Iman Kamal Mallak (UAE) Madhuri Prakash (India) Naimaa Khatoon Chaudhary (India) Imtiaz Ahmed (India) Magdi Ahmed Lolah (Egypt) Naimaa Khatoon Chaudhary (India) Indira Das (India) Magdi Genawi Ali (Ireland) Nand Kishore Prasad Singh (India) Inu Mulyantoro (Indonesia) Mahavir Prasad Beniwal (India) Nandan Krishana Mohan (India) Irfan Karaca (Turkey) Mahesh Kumar Thakur (India) Narender Kumar Parasher (India) Isa Aykut Ozdemir (Turkey) Mahesh Man Pradhan (Nepal) Nargis Harbans Sinjagil (KSA) Isil Turan (Turkey) Mahesh Mishra (India) Natalia Muraveva (UAE) Isin Fatma (Turkey) Mahesh Prasad Khakurel (Nepal) Nausheen Fatma Mawal (India) Israa Mohsen Khalil (Iraq) Mahinda Amarasiri Mallawatantri (Nepal) Navaneethan Sivarajasingam (Sri Lanka) Jagpreet Singh Deed (India) Mahmoud Fellah Jahromi (Iran) Nayantara Bijral (India) Jaibharathi Kundur Rudrappa (India) Mahmoud Honarmand (Turkey) Nazek Habeeb Al Salman (UAE) Jaleel Hussien Hammoodi (Iraq) Mahmud Aurangzeb (Pakistan) Nazik Salameh Amarin (Jordan) Jameel Mohammed Salih (Iraq) Makkar Mulkh Raj (India) Needet Sver (Turkey) Jaspreet Singh Deed (India) Manawor Ahsan (India) Neeko Inees Chiriyankandath (India) Jassim Ahmed Fakhro (Qatar) Manoj Sukanraj Jain (India) Neelam Vinay (India) Javad Saeid Faal (Iran) Mansour Amin Mohammd Al (Saudi Arabia) Neerja Sharma (India) Jayabalan Valliappan (Malaysia) Manvita Mahajan (India) Neriman Basak Baksu (Turkey) Jayahi Bala Juneja (India) Maria Louroes Baricaua Escobar (Philippines) Nermin Kosus (Turkey) Jayasree Sundar (India) Maria Nellbvezz C Candelario (Philippines) Nese Yucel (Turkey) Jimmy Yanuar Annas (Indonesia) Marie Victoria Gantiago (Philippines) Nicola Deeb Farah (Israel) Jitendra Kumar Mangtani (India) Marlieg Meshki (Iran) Nidal Jalal Arafat (Jordan) Jo-Ann B Badua (Philippines) Mary Anne Que Villarin (Philippines) Nilgun Kustarci (Turkey) Joseph Eigbefoh (Nigeria) Mebratu Gember Tegesn (Ethiopia) Nishat Mustafa Khan (Saudi Arabia) Joseph S Shental (Israel) Meet Verm
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