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Medical City for Military, Security Services marks 2nd Scientific Research Day

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MUSCAT: The Medical City for Military and Security Services marked its second Annual Scientific Research Day. The event, held under the theme "Empowering Minds... Enriching the Future," was conducted under the auspices of Brigadier (Doctor) Saqr bin Zayed al Busaidy, Assistant Head of the Medical City for Military and Security Services for Medical Affairs.


The ceremony, held at the Military and Security Services Pension Fund on Tuesday, commenced with a visual presentation titled "Towards Research Leadership: From Vision to Achievement."

Marking this day aims to strengthen and enrich medical environments by promoting relevant scientific and applied research within the healthcare sector. - ONA
Marking this day aims to strengthen and enrich medical environments by promoting relevant scientific and applied research within the healthcare sector. - ONA

The presentation highlighted key scientific research in medical studies. Following this, the Commandant of the Medical City School for Military and Security Services delivered an address emphasising the vital role of scientific research in advancing public health.


The event featured scientific and panel discussion sessions covering a range of medical fields and specialisations. A specialised exhibition in medicine and scientific research was also organised, showcasing a selection of scientific studies and medical research projects.


In conclusion, the chief guest of the event honoured the guest speakers and the winners of the scientific research competition. Marking this day aims to strengthen and enrich medical environments by promoting relevant scientific and applied research within the healthcare sector. — ONA


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