Watch the official graduation ceremony video of the Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (FMAS), January 2026 Batch at World Laparoscopy Hospital. This inspiring video captures proud moments as surgeons from different countries successfully complete their advanced laparoscopic and minimally invasive surgery training.

In this graduation video, fellows are awarded certificates after rigorous hands-on training, live surgical demonstrations, academic lectures, and skill-based assessments under the guidance of renowned laparoscopic surgeons. The ceremony reflects excellence, dedication, and global standards in minimal access surgery education.

The Graduation Ceremony of the Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery (FMAS) for the January 2026 batch at World Laparoscopy Hospital marked a proud and memorable milestone in the academic journey of aspiring laparoscopic surgeons from across the globe. The ceremony was a celebration of dedication, perseverance, and excellence in the field of minimally invasive surgery, reflecting the institution’s commitment to advancing surgical education and patient care.

World Laparoscopy Hospital, internationally recognized for its state-of-the-art infrastructure and high academic standards, provided an ideal platform for rigorous hands-on training and structured learning throughout the FMAS program. Over the course of the fellowship, candidates were trained in advanced laparoscopic techniques, energy devices, ergonomics, and patient safety under the guidance of highly experienced faculty. The curriculum combined theoretical knowledge with extensive practical exposure, enabling fellows to gain confidence and competence in performing minimal access surgical procedures.

The graduation ceremony was conducted in an atmosphere of pride and inspiration, with faculty members, mentors, and graduating fellows coming together to commemorate the successful completion of the program. Certificates were awarded to the graduates in recognition of their hard work and clinical proficiency. Motivational addresses highlighted the importance of continuous learning, ethical practice, and innovation in modern surgery, encouraging fellows to become leaders and educators in their respective regions.

For the January 2026 FMAS batch, the ceremony symbolized not just the end of a fellowship, but the beginning of a new professional chapter. Armed with advanced skills and global exposure, the graduates are now prepared to contribute meaningfully to the evolution of minimal access surgery. The event reaffirmed World Laparoscopy Hospital’s role as a global center of excellence, shaping skilled surgeons who are committed to delivering safe, effective, and minimally invasive surgical care worldwide.