The Minister of Higher Education visits the Medical Research Center for the Armed Forces to participate in the work of the Jinom Committee

In the context of the armed forces ’keenness to exchange scientific and research experiences with the various ministries and institutions of the state, the Medical Research and Renewal Medicine Center for the Armed Forces received Dr. Mohamed Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research to participate in the work of the scientific committee of the reference genome & nbsp; Representatives & nbsp; Academy of Scientific Research & nbsp;

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Major General Doctor Mohamed Abdel Salam Al -Gohary, Director of the Center for Medical Research and Renewal Medicine, delivered a word during which he pointed to the General Command of the Armed Forces to support the state’s efforts to keep pace with the successive development in the scientific research system, and he also praised the continuous cooperation with the Academy of Scientific Research & Nbsp; which represents a distinguished model in integration to develop performance and issue scientific outputs that achieve benefit to the homeland In various fields. & Nbsp;

This was followed by the implementation of an inspection tour of the center, which included traffic on the pre -clinical trial center, the reference genome laboratory, and the unit of the electronic microscope, which reflected the high -level scientific level that is being worked on according to & nbsp; for the latest scientific standards by a group of human cadres and by using the latest internationally accredited devices and equipment.

While the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research praised the advanced equipment of the departments of the Medical Research and Renewal Research Center & nbsp; and its assimilation of the latest global technologies and his interest in upgrading the scientific level & nbsp; for human cadres, as well as the support provided by the armed forces to the National Genome project through the population genome project & nbsp; and the genome of rare genetic diseases and ancient genome The Egyptians, which will contribute greatly to Egypt’s arrival at the new personal medicine phase & nbsp;