Road in Abu Dhabi Named After  Dr. George Matthew for Contributions  to UAE Healthcare

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Road in Abu Dhabi Named After Dr. George Matthew for Contributions to UAE Healthcare

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A road in Abu Dhabi has been named after Dr. George Matthew, an Indian-origin doctor from Al Ain, to honor his significant contributions to the UAE’s healthcare sector. This recognition is part of the “Honoring UAE’s Visionaries: Commemorative Streets” project by the Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT).

The road near Sheikh Shakbooth Medical City in Al Mafraq will now be known as George Matthew Street. Dr. Matthew, who arrived in the UAE in 1967, became Al Ain’s first government doctor and opened the first clinic under Sheikh Zayed’s blessing. He played a crucial role in advancing modern medicine in the UAE and held key positions, including Medical Director of Al Ain Region and Health Authority Consultant.

Dr. Matthew, now 86, continues to work in the Private Health department and has been a valuable source of medical knowledge for the community. In recognition of his service, the UAE granted him and his family citizenship ten years ago. Expressing his gratitude, Dr. Matthew said he is committed to serving the country as long as he lives.

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