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About
About
The King-Salman Medical Students' Association is a non-political, non-religious, and non-profit student-led organization, managed by medical students at King Salman International University and supervised by the university. It serves as a hub for opportunities for medical students and plays a crucial role in their academic and professional journey. The association works towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by creating community impact and raising awareness of health issues from various perspectives.
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Our mission is to provide future doctors with a deep understanding of global health issues. Through its initiatives, the association empowers medical students to become active, competent, culturally aware professionals, capable of addressing health disparities worldwide.
 Goals:
Empowering students to harness their skills and knowledge to serve the community.
Providing platforms for discussions on health, education, and science, while encouraging the formulation of community recommendations.
Enhancing professional and research exchanges, as well as extracurricular training, to build cultural awareness among students.
Facilitating collaboration between students and organizations to maximize community impact.
Advocating for a student-led development model aligned with national and global visions for sustainability.
Affiliation
Affiliation
The association is based within the Faculty of Medicine at King Salman International University, with the ambition to represent medical students and the university in relevant national and international forums. The association also aspires to become a member of the International Federation of Medical Students' Associations - Egypt (IFMSA-Egypt), which is itself a full-member of the International Federation of Medical Students' Associations (IFMSA), an organization officially registered as a non-governmental organization with advisory status at the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
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