As part of their training program in the United States, trainees from the Emergency Medicine and Support Center traveled to the state of North Carolina, where they conducted a field visit to Duke University Hospital. one of the region’s leading academic medical centers. The trainees were accompanied by the hospital’s
The academic Master’s program officially launched yesterday in the Libyan capital, Tripoli. Organized by the Italian UniCamillus University in collaboration with the Emergency Medicine and Support Center, the program forms part of an international academic partnership aimed at developing the skills and competencies of Libyan medical professionals in line with
The Emergency and Rescue Unit, accompanied by personnel from the Ambulance Department and the National Safety Authority, responded promptly to a fire that broke out in a fireworks shop located in Abu Salim, caused by an electrical short circuit. The flames consumed large sections of the store, resulting in two
As part of efforts to enhance readiness for rapid emergency response within educational institutions, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center conducted a specialized first aid training course on Sunday, July 20, 2025. The course targeted the university security staff at the University of Tripoli, in cooperation with the university’s Human
As part of its role in supporting the tournament, the Emergency Medicine and Support Center is actively implementing its field plan to provide comprehensive health and medical services to all participants and fans of the 2025 African Minifootball Cup, hosted in Derna, through its offices in Shahat and Derna. The
The training program for participants from the Emergency Medicine and Support Center in Washington, D.C. began with a lecture by Mr. Anthony Hammer Quest from Georgetown University titled “Global Conflicts: Wars and Disasters.” Mr. Hammer Quest is one of the leading U.S. experts in national security and crisis management, having
