Mohamed Aburawi

  • Speetar

  • 2021 Global Fellow

Mohamed Aburawi
  • Speetar

  • 2021 Global Fellow

bold idea

Create equitable health care access for marginalized and displaced communities in MEA countries through an AI-enabled telemedicine platform connecting patients to a global network of language- and culture-matched specialists.

organization overview

Speetar is a community-driven telehealth platform that provides affordable, quality health care in adverse conditions and provides a centralized location for health data to protect increasingly mobile populations, such as refugees and migrants. In the longer term, Speetar addresses brain-drain by training local practitioners, builds out telehealth infrastructure, and creates sustainable solutions based on systematic data. Patients access affordable, language/culture-matched health specialists practicing abroad for primary diagnosis and follow-up care through its platform. Health care inequalities mirror and exacerbate social, racial, gendered, and economic inequities. Speetar’s most-used specialties serve seniors, women, and patients with mental health concerns.

Personal Bio

Dr. Mohamed Aburawi is the founder and CEO of Atarona Ventures, where he leads the creation and scaling of transformational, high-impact ventures across global health, education, financial inclusion, and energy access. Passionate about bold ideas that accelerate social progress, Mohamed’s work is dedicated to minimizing suffering and fostering inclusive prosperity for the next billion people in some of the world’s most impoverished regions.

Recognized as a WEF Yong Global Leader, TED, Aspen, and Echoing Green Fellow, Mohamed has garnered international acclaim for his visionary leadership. His ventures, including Speetar, an AI-powered digital health platform, have revolutionized healthcare delivery in conflict-affected and low-resource settings, serving millions and connecting medical providers from all over the world. His work has been featured in prominent media outlets, including Forbes, the BBC, Al Jazeera, and NPR. In addition to his background as a physician and Harvard researcher, Mohamed holds a master’s degree in Public Administration from Harvard Kennedy School and an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management.

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    Boston, United States

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    For-profit

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