Nasser Khalifa Al-Badour
Assistant Undersecretary for International Relations and Health Affairs at the Ministry of Health in the United Arab Emirates, Director of the Office of the Minister of Health, Member of the Executive Council of the Council of Health Ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council States, Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Noor Dubai Foundation, Secretary General of the UAE Boxing and Judo Federation, and a member of the Selection Board Executive Board of the WHO Health Foundation in the United Arab Emirates
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Name in Arabic:
ناصر خليفة البدور
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Nationality:
Emirati
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Country of Residence:
United Arab Emirates
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Nasser Khalifa Al-Badour's Bio
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Assistant Undersecretary for International Relations and Health Affairs at the Ministry of Health in the United Arab Emirates, Director of the Office of the Minister of Health, Member of the Executive Council of the Council of Health Ministers of the Gulf Cooperation Council States, Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the “Noor Dubai” Foundation, Secretary General of the UAE Boxing and Judo Federation, and a member of the Selection Board Executive Board of the “WHO” Health Foundation in the United Arab Emirates.
Al-Badour played a notable role in declaring the United Arab Emirates a malaria-free country, as well as in eliminating polio from the Emirates, through the implementation of the International Health Regulations. He participated in a major role in coordination and cooperation with the Eastern Mediterranean Region of the World Health Organization in the field of combating and preventing blindness. In addition to organizing international and national conferences and many meetings in this regard.
Al-Badour has worked for more than 15 years in the field of public health, especially with regard to international health cooperation with the World Health Organization, the United Nations Development Programme, UNICEF, the United Nations Joint Programme, and other relevant organizations.
In addition to his role in the Ministry of Health, he has been responsible for and involved in promoting medical tourism in the UAE since 1995, being a keynote speaker on several occasions about medical tourism and its potential impact on the health economics of the UAE.




