Scientific–Research Conference on Rational Medicines Use and Future Perspectives Concludes

This afternoon, the final day of the National Scientific–Research Conference on “Rational Medicines use and Future perspectives in Afghanistan” concluded with a large gathering. Alongside the founder of Mili University, Ayyar-ul-Haq Shams, the event was attended by prominent figures, university presidents and professors, researchers, and numerous academic personalities.

In his speech, the Chancellor of Mili University, Associate Professor Khalid Ahmad Habib, emphasized the necessity of organizing this conference, noting that under current circumstances there was a serious need for a scientific program addressing medicines. He stated that, therefore, the conference was successfully carried out to its conclusion with full effort. He also expressed gratitude for the guidance and support of the Ministry of Higher Education, highlighting that their collaboration made many challenging tasks possible. Associate Professor Habib further acknowledged the cooperation of all involved organizations and individuals and reaffirmed the university’s commitment to continue addressing the fundamental needs of society through future scientific and research programs.

Following this, the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs of Mili University, Mohammad Hanif Mu’az, read the 16-article resolution of the conference. Part of the resolution referenced a published collection of the conference’s recommendations, calling on relevant ministries and institutions to implement these recommendations practically within their policy frameworks.

The President of the National Stability Society, Zia-ul-Haq Amarkhel, delivered a speech addressing the quality of medicines, the role of investors in this sector, and the responsibilities of the health sector. He emphasized that without collaborative work and clear standards, solving challenges in the field of medicines is impossible. He also expressed hope that the conference’s recommendations would be incorporated into government policies and strategies, leading to meaningful and effective outcomes.

At the conclusion of the conference, the Ministry of Higher Education awarded certificates of appreciation to several officials in recognition of the successful organization of the event, and certificates of participation were distributed to the presenters of scientific papers.