The Afghanistan Islamic Medical Association (AIMA) organized a two-day symposium in Kabul focused on medical practice and ethical dilemmas.
On August 16-17, the Afghanistan Islamic Medical Association (AIMA) organized a two-day symposium in Kabul focused on medical practice and ethical dilemmas. The symposium was attended by senior members of the association and covered a wide range of topics.
Key discussions included an analysis of national and global health indicators, highlighting the current state of health both locally and internationally. The symposium also explored the professional characteristics of Muslim doctors, emphasizing the importance of ethical practices and the qualities that define a good medical practitioner.
A significant portion of the event was dedicated to the health crisis in Gaza, addressing the desperate humanitarian situation and the inadequacies of the global response. The AIMA’s decade-long journey of volunteerism was also celebrated, showcasing the association’s commitment to serving communities in need.
Overall, the symposium provided a platform for in-depth discussions on critical health issues and reinforced the ethical responsibilities of medical professionals in the country.
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