Lebanese neurologist Professor Hussein Al-Husseini was honored with the order of the Legion of Honor, with the rank of Knight bestowed upon him by Amin Maalouf, the Lebanese-born French writer, and secretary of the French Academy, performing on behalf of President Emmanuel Macron.
The award ceremony occurred on the George V Lodge, attended by quite a few members of the medical neighborhood and the Lebanese diaspora in France.
Professor Al-Husseini is extremely esteemed in his subject and holds membership within the Affiliation of Lebanese French Physicians.
Recognizing his vital contributions to mind and coronary heart medication, President Macron conferred upon him the Legion of Honor, citing his in depth analysis and the therapy of over 50,000 sufferers, together with groundbreaking work revealed in scientific journals, notably on strokes.
Moreover, Professor Al-Husseini established a pioneering neurological unit on the Henri Mondor Hospital in Creteil, marking a big development in stroke therapy methodologies.
The Legion of Honor, France’s highest civilian award, symbolized extraordinary achievements and providers rendered to the nation.
The excellence is split into 5 levels, starting from chevalier (Knight) to Grand Croix (Grand Cross).
Notable Lebanese figures, together with Ms. Andree Daouk and MP Enaya Ezzedine, have additionally been recipients of this prestigious accolade, underscoring the enduring bonds between France and Lebanon in varied fields and endeavors.
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