Nouakchott hosts Maghreb radiology congress
Doctors and specialists from eight countries gathered for three days to share knowledge and discuss advancements.
The 21st Maghreb Congress of Radiology and Medical Imaging began on Friday in Nouakchott. Physicians, specialists, and experts from Mauritania, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Senegal, Mali, Ivory Coast, and France are attending the three-day event. The congress aims to foster the exchange of experiences and expertise among specialists and to discuss scientific and technical progress in radiology and medical imaging.
Professor Mohamed Beddi, president of the Mauritanian Association of Radiology and Medical Imaging, stated that Mauritania's hosting of the congress aligns with its Arab and African traditions of organizing scientific meetings. He highlighted that the gathering of specialists from the Maghreb, West Africa, and France facilitates knowledge sharing and strengthens professional cooperation. Beddi emphasized that radiology and medical imaging are essential for diagnosis and patient treatment, requiring continuous training and awareness of technical advancements.
The congress program includes discussions on gynecological diseases, digestive system imaging, emergencies, artificial intelligence, and interventional radiology. These themes were chosen to address evolving demands in the field. The association president thanked the country's highest authorities and public and private sector partners for their support and contributions to the event's success.
Why it mattersDoctors and patients in Mauritania and surrounding regions will benefit from the shared knowledge and discussions on new diagnostic and treatment techniques in radiology.