The Embassy of the Republic of Albania in the United Kingdom will organize another medical consultation session for the Albanian community living in Britain, continuing an initiative aimed at supporting migrants who face difficulties accessing healthcare services.
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| Albanian doctors at the Albanian embassy in London |
Several distinguished healthcare specialists are expected to participate in the initiative, including Dr. Arben Rrokaj, a London-based general practitioner; Dr. Leonora Fisniku, neurologist and researcher at the University of Cambridge; Dr. Klodiana Nela, psychiatrist and lecturer at BSMS, KCL and North Kent Services; and Dr. Alisa Mekollari, physician associate in general practice.
According to the embassy’s announcement, the consultations will be informational in nature and will represent only the professional opinion of the participating doctors. The advice offered is intended to serve as orientation or as a second opinion for citizens seeking medical guidance.
Organizers emphasized that the consultations will not replace a full medical diagnosis or treatment and that, in some cases, further examinations or follow-up care may still be necessary.
The embassy also expressed special gratitude to the UK Albanian Medical Society (UKAMS), which is contributing to the initiative by engaging medical experts in support of the Albanian community across the United Kingdom.
The initiative reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen community support services for Albanians abroad, particularly in areas related to public health and access to essential healthcare information.