Laayoune:The Laayoune Faculty has entered into two Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with U.S. institutions to strengthen cooperation in the medical field. These agreements were formalized during the second Morocco-U.S. Medical Days, an event designed to facilitate discussions among doctors, professors, and researchers from both nations about medical advancements and healthcare practice improvements.

According to Agence Marocaine De Presse, the first MoU was signed with Celenova Fertility, focusing on the training and supervision of medical professionals and students, as well as on scientific research and patient care enhancements. Susan Nassab, the medical director of Celenova Fertility, emphasized the collaboration's aim to share therapeutic protocols and strategies while enhancing the skills of doctors, students, and medical residents. She underscored the significance of fertility preservation, especially for cancer patients, along with advancements in reproductive medicine treatments.

The second MoU was signed with the Fetal Research Fund. Pr. Boris Petrikovsky, representing the fund, noted that this agreement paves the way for collaborative research efforts between Morocco and the United States. The research outcomes are anticipated to be published in the Journal of Neonatal Care, which specializes in neonatal health and related disorders.

Fatima Zahra Alaoui, dean of the Moroccan faculty, expressed that these partnerships with prominent U.S. institutions will allow the faculty to benefit from specialized expertise in fetal and neonatal health, contributing to the advancement of scientific research in Morocco.

The ongoing event, which concludes on October 30, serves as a platform for sharing expertise and exploring cutting-edge medical advancements, particularly the integration of artificial intelligence into clinical practice and the enhancement of healthcare quality.