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As part of the specialized training program for the Emergency Medicine and Support Center in the United States, today’s activities kicked off with a distinguished lecture by Dr. Tim Frieze, Chair of the Disaster and Emergency Management Program at Georgetown University, on the topic of “Natural Disasters and Risks.”Dr. Frieze

Today marks the successful conclusion of a comprehensive six-month training program organized by the Emergency Medicine and Support Center in collaboration with FAST ASSISTANCE. This program was specifically designed to enhance the skills of our medical and administrative teams in reviewing and auditing invoices from private Tunisian clinics.The program saw

As part of the Emergency Medicine and Support Center’s training program in Washington D.C., participants recently met with Professor Mark Barbier from Georgetown University. Professor Barbier, Executive Director of the Global Health and Development Institute, brings over 25 years of experience in global health, epidemiology, and emergency management, having overseen

The Emergency Medicine and Support Center is currently undertaking essential and urgent maintenance and development work across several of its health facilities, including Sayyad Rural Hospital. These efforts are a crucial part of the EMSC’s ongoing commitment to ensure the continuous provision of efficient and high-quality medical services to all

For the second consecutive day, members of the Emergency Medicine and Support Center continue their participation in the training course held in the U.S. capital, Washington, at Georgetown University. Today featured a comprehensive introductory presentation about the Emergency Medicine and Support Center, its objectives, operational mechanisms, and key achievements. This

As part of the training program held in the U.S. capital, Washington, aimed at enhancing capabilities in humanitarian and medical response during disasters and crises: The first day, Monday, July 14, began with a valuable lecture delivered by Mr. Brad Kieserman, Vice President of the American Red Cross for Operations