Khaleda Zia, the Chairperson of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and former Prime Minister of Bangladesh, is currently undergoing treatment at a renowned clinic in London. Her medical treatment and the clinic’s reputation have become the center of attention both domestically and internationally.

The London clinic, where Khaleda Zia is being treated, is globally renowned for its high-quality healthcare services. It has treated many famous individuals, including members of the British royal family. Notable figures such as Queen Elizabeth II, Princess of Wales Catherine, King Charles III, and the late Prince Philip, among others, have received treatment at this clinic.

The clinic is known for its advanced medical procedures, modern equipment, and rapid diagnosis and treatment methods. Each year, around 100,000 patients seek outpatient care at the clinic. Specializing in liver transplantation, stem cell therapy, and cellular therapy, the clinic is recognized for its expertise in these cutting-edge treatments.

Doctors treating Khaleda Zia have stated that she has been suffering from liver cirrhosis and other complicated diseases for a long time. A liver transplant is considered urgent for her. This is believed to be the primary reason for her transfer to the London clinic. According to the doctors, her complete treatment may take several months.

Meanwhile, international media has also focused on the issue of Khaleda Zia’s treatment. The news of her travel to London aboard a special air ambulance provided by the Emir of Qatar has become a subject of worldwide discussion.

Air Ambulance: A Revolutionary Advancement in Modern Medicine

There has been significant interest in the air ambulance used for Khaleda Zia's journey to London. An air ambulance is essentially a mobile hospital equipped with advanced medical instruments such as ICU, ventilators, and cardiac monitors. It is typically used for transporting critically ill patients from war zones, remote areas, or regions affected by natural disasters.

The concept of air ambulances was first introduced during World War I and has evolved into a more sophisticated form over time. Today, wealthy individuals and heads of state commonly use air ambulances for the transport of patients to distant locations.

Qatar's Role Also in the Spotlight

The involvement of the Emir of Qatar in facilitating Khaleda Zia’s air ambulance has highlighted Qatar’s humanitarian diplomatic role. In addition, Qatar has established itself as a global power through its investments in education, diplomatic successes in the Middle East, and global branding.

Analysts believe that once Khaleda Zia completes her treatment and recovers, her return to Bangladesh will have significant political implications for her future.