IHMA marks a strong international presence at the World AYUSH Festival, Dubai, through scientific presentations, academic exchange, and creative contributions including award-selected short films.
Dubai: The Indian Homoeopathic Medical Association (IHMA) is set to mark a significant presence at the 3rd World AYUSH Festival, scheduled from February 15 to 17 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, with an impressive academic and creative representation.
A large delegation of IHMA homoeopathic doctors will contribute to the scientific sessions by presenting research papers and posters, underlining the association’s continued commitment to evidence-based homoeopathic practice and global knowledge exchange.
In a notable highlight, three short films conceptualized, directed, and performed by IHMA doctors have been selected for the festival’s competition segment. Among these, the short film “Sparsham”, produced by the IHMA Kerala Chapter, has drawn particular attention for its thematic depth and creative execution. The film is based on a script by Dr. Ajesh and jointly directed by Dr. Sajin Mayancheri and Dr. Shairith M. P.
Approximately 100 IHMA members from various Indian states, along with participants from the UAE, are expected to attend the festival. IHMA leaders Dr. Prabhu Kiran, Dr. Saji K, Dr. Parimal Chatterjee, Dr. Ashraf Sohail, Dr. Latha. D, and Dr. Ramsheed Necholi emphasized that the festival offers a prestigious international platform to showcase the scientific advancements, clinical perspectives, and artistic initiatives emerging from the homoeopathic community.
The association’s participation has been strongly supported by the UAE Chapter, which currently has a membership base exceeding 200. The active engagement of UAE Chapter members in the festival’s organizational activities is viewed as a reflection of IHMA’s expanding global footprint and collaborative outreach.
IHMA’s multifaceted involvement at the World AYUSH Festival is widely regarded as reinforcing the visibility of homoeopathy in international integrative medicine forums, while fostering professional dialogue, cross-border collaboration, and academic exchange.
