the sixth conference "Developments in Infertility Treatment, Fertilization and Reproductive Medicine".
Under the patronage and in the presence of HE Mrs. Faiqa bint Saeed Al-Saleh, Minister of Health, the Fertilization Society and the Obstetrics and Gynecology Society in the sisterly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia organized the sixth conference on developments in infertility, fertility and reproductive medicine, which is held for the first time in Bahrain and outside Saudi Arabia.
More than 250 participants from doctors, specialists and nursing staff participated in the conference, as well as the participation of interested students, speakers and session chairs, who are professors who have long-standing experiences from the Gulf countries, Arab and European countries.
At the beginning of the ceremony, His Excellency the Minister delivered a speech in which she confirmed that the Kingdom of Bahrain''s hosting of this important medical event comes within a set of ambitious projects and programs that establish frameworks for joint cooperation and fruitful coordination between the Kingdom of Bahrain and the sisterly Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in many fields, most notably what has been achieved in the field. Health is one of the achievements and meaningful projects that seek in turn to keep pace with the rapid scientific and medical development in the most accurate medical specialties, including fertility and reproductive medicine.
The Minister of Health, Faiqia Al-Saleh, said: The wise directives of the wise leadership in the Kingdom of Bahrain emphasize the importance of hosting specialized scientific conferences in which long-standing medical expertise is shared in their work that strengthens the Kingdom of Bahrain''s position on the international map, in fulfillment of the directives of the wise leadership, may God protect it, and in compliance with the directives of His Highness Royal Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, the distinguished Prime Minister, may God preserve and protect him, of the importance of holding health conferences and seminars and participating in conferences at the regional and international levels, with the aim of keeping up with the latest scientific developments in diagnosis and treatment and exchanging experiences between specialists from representatives of the participating countries in a way that contributes to enhancing the level of Health and treatment services provided to all patients.
For his part, Dr. Hamad bin Ali Al-Sufyan, President of the Saudi Society for Fertility and Vice President of the Society for Women and Childbirth, delivered a speech in which he praised the Minister of Health’s sponsorship of the conference held for the first time outside the borders of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Dr. Sufyan reviewed the memories of his studies at the College of Medicine in the Kingdom of Bahrain within a cooperative program with King Faisal University During the year 1979 AD and his meeting with His Highness Prince Isa bin Salman Al Khalifa, may God have mercy on him, at the invitation of His Highness at the time. In his speech to the medical students participating in the conference, the doctor added: They are not the doctors of the future, but rather they carry a great message and responsibility that falls on their shoulders and that they have to educate and educate the community, and Dr. Al-Sufyan pointed out that reproductive medicine is one of the areas in which the wheel of development is moving rapidly. And that this conference keeps pace with that and provides new research and focuses, in addition to treating infertility and IVF, on male diseases, embryology and hereditary diseases.
After that, His Excellency the Minister kindly honored the lecturers, presidents of the sitters and the companies sponsoring the conference. It is worth noting that the conference on developments in infertility treatment, fertilization and reproductive medicine may include a set of important scientific papers in the field of treating and diagnosing infertility and fertility, among which are the ethics of genetic biology and its link to fertility programs, and efforts to stimulate Female ovaries, unexplained infertility and other medical-scientific subjects.
