King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center shared on LinkedIn:
” ‘For twenty-five years, you have stood by the King Hussein Cancer Center and our patients, leaving a lasting mark on our journey and touching the lives of thousands of patients and their families.
With all our hearts, we thank you for your generosity, your love, and your loyalty.’
– Princess Ghida Talal.
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The King Hussein Cancer Foundation and Center (KHCF/KHCC) is the leading non-governmental, non-profit comprehensive cancer treatment, research, and advocacy institution in Jordan and the wider Middle East Based in Amman, the Center treats roughly 70 percent of all cancer cases in Jordan and has cared for over 85,000 adult and pediatric patients across the Arab region, achieving pediatric cure rates of up to 85 percent.
Her Royal Highness Princess Ghida Talal serves as the Chair of the Board of Trustees for both the Foundation and the Center Appointed by Royal Decree in 2001, she has led the organization’s transformation into an internationally accredited oncology hub while advocating globally for equitable cancer care, research funding, and psychosocial support for patients.
On October 20, 2026, KHCF and KHCC held an official ceremony in Amman celebrating 25 years since their establishment Deputizing for His Majesty King Abdullah II, His Royal Highness Prince Feisal bin Al Hussein attended the event alongside HRH Prince Talal bin Muhammad and Princess Ghida Talal.
Key highlights and announcements from the event include:
- First Pediatric Cancer Hospital in the Arab World: Princess Ghida announced that the institution’s next flagship project will be building a specialized pediatric cancer hospital, the first dedicated facility of its kind in the Arab region.
- Regional Expansion Milestones: The ceremony highlighted recent capacity growth, including new medical towers in Amman and a dedicated branch in Aqaba serving patients in southern Jordan.
- Honoring Leadership and Partners: Princess Ghida recognized members of the Board of Trustees and executive staff for their quarter-century of service, while Prince Talal presented awards to institutional partners and donors.
- Survivor Stories: Several former patients shared their recovery journeys during the ceremony to illustrate the long-term impact of the Center’s clinical and holistic care programs.
Following the anniversary celebrations, Princess Ghida was also named among OncoDaily’s 100 Most Influential Women in Oncology 2026, recognizing her 25 years of leadership in regional and global cancer control.”
You can also read:
- Princess Ghida Talal։ Our Heartfelt Thanks to Everyone Who Believed in Our Mission and Stood by Our Patients
- King Hussein Cancer Center Launches Survey to Strengthen Collaborative Oncology Research in the Arab World
