Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sissi attended the inaugural session of the 3rd Medical Conference of the Armed Forces Faculty of Medicine. The event took place at the Al-Safwa International Conference Center in the New Administrative Capital. Several high-ranking officials were present, including Prime Minister Dr. Mostafa Madbouli and Minister of Defense General Ashraf Salem Zaher. The conference brought together prominent figures in the medical field, including renowned cardiac surgeon Dr. Magdi Yacoub.
The conference program included speeches and presentations on various medical topics. The session began with recitations from the Holy Quran, followed by an address from Brigadier General Ashraf Mohie Mohamed, director of the Armed Forces Faculty of Medicine. A documentary showcasing the faculty's achievements in medical education and training was also screened. Dr. Magdi Yacoub delivered a speech, and Dr. Wassim El-Sissi presented a conference on the history of Egyptian medicine.
The conference featured a range of international speakers, including Dr. Dhafer Dokumochou, a pediatric surgery expert from Turkey's Ege University, and Dr. Kieran Ryan, director of Ireland's Royal College of Surgeons. The program also included a documentary titled "From Foundations to Leadership" and a presentation by Brigadier General Tamer Mansour Ayed on the role of the armed forces' medical system.
The conference aimed to foster cooperation and knowledge sharing in the medical field. A cooperation protocol was signed between the Armed Forces Faculty of Medicine and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. The agreement was signed by Brigadier General Ashraf Mohie and Dr. Kieran Ryan. This partnership is expected to enhance medical education and training in Egypt.
Minister of Health and Population Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar also addressed the conference, highlighting the significant progress made in Egypt's healthcare sector since 2014. The minister's speech emphasized the government's commitment to improving healthcare services and infrastructure. The conference provided a platform for experts to share their experiences and discuss the latest developments in medical research and practice.
In his closing remarks, President Al-Sissi congratulated the organizers on the success of the conference. He emphasized the importance of education and healthcare in driving national progress. The president expressed his vision for developing these sectors, which he believes are crucial for Egypt's future growth. He also expressed his optimism about the impact of such conferences on the country's development.
The 3rd Medical Conference of the Armed Forces Faculty of Medicine concluded with a renewed commitment to advancing medical education and research in Egypt. The event demonstrated the country's efforts to improve its healthcare sector and provide high-quality medical services to its citizens. The conference also highlighted the importance of international cooperation in achieving these goals.
Key points
- President Abdel Fattah Al-Sissi attends the 3rd Medical Conference of the Armed Forces Faculty of Medicine in New Administrative Capital.
- A cooperation protocol was signed between the Armed Forces Faculty of Medicine and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
- The conference featured a range of international speakers and aimed to foster cooperation and knowledge sharing in the medical field.
