SIUT founder Dr. Adib Rizvi honoured with BMJ award for contributions to South Asian healthcare
SIUT founder Dr Adib Rizvi honoured with BMJ award
SIUT founder Dr Adib Rizvi honoured with BMJ award
KARACHI: (Web Desk) Founder of the Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation (SIUT), Dr. Adib Rizvi, has been honoured with the British Medical Journal (BMJ) Special Recognition Award for his outstanding contributions to medical science in South Asia.

The BMJ, a leading UK-based medical publication, annually recognizes the achievements of medical professionals, researchers, and institutions for their exceptional impact on healthcare.

According to a press release, the award ceremony took place recently in New Delhi, where Dr. Sanjay Nagra, co-chair of the BMJ Advisory Board, accepted the award on Dr. Rizvi’s behalf.

In his address, Dr. Nagra paid tribute to Dr. Rizvi’s lifelong dedication, particularly highlighting his efforts in building an inclusive, accessible healthcare model in Pakistan—a developing nation where such systems are often rare.

Speaking to attendees via Zoom, Dr. Rizvi expressed deep appreciation for the journal’s commitment to advancing medical education and research. He emphasized the importance of putting political differences aside to focus on the well-being of underserved communities.