The Syrian Radiology Conference 2026 was launched in Damascus with scientific participation to discuss the development and rebuilding of medical imaging services Details: The activity of the "Syrian Radiology Conference 2026" was launched at the National University Hospital in Damascus, organized by the Syrian Society of Radiology, in collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and the Syrian Doctors and Pharmacists Association in France. The conference lasted three days. The conference includes lectures, scientific meetings and special and applied workshops, discussing the issues of rebuilding the radiology services in Syria, developing medical imaging techniques and raising the level of diagnosis and treatment. The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Marwan Al-Halabi, confirmed, at the opening of the conference, that radiology is no longer limited to organ imaging, but has become a tool for gaining insight into diseases, making clinical decisions and protecting life, and pointed out that the introduction of artificial intelligence into medical imaging contributes to the early detection of image analysis, support and support for image analysis. Al-Halabi emphasized that the ministry's responsibility goes beyond the modernization of equipment for building skills, developing dedicated training, supporting applied research, improving digital diagnostics and setting radiation quality and safety standards.

The Syrian Radiology Conference 2026 was launched in Damascus with scientific participation to discuss the development and rebuilding of medical imaging services Details: The activity of the "Syrian Radiology Conference 2026" was launched at the National University Hospital in Damascus, organized by the Syrian Society of Radiology, in collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and the Syrian Doctors and Pharmacists Association in France. The conference lasted three days. The conference includes lectures, scientific meetings and special and applied workshops, discussing the issues of rebuilding the radiology services in Syria, developing medical imaging techniques and raising the level of diagnosis and treatment. The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Marwan Al-Halabi, confirmed, at the opening of the conference, that radiology is no longer limited to organ imaging, but has become a tool for gaining insight into diseases, making clinical decisions and protecting life, and pointed out that the introduction of artificial intelligence into medical imaging contributes to the early detection of image analysis, support and support for image analysis. Al-Halabi emphasized that the ministry's responsibility goes beyond the modernization of equipment for building skills, developing dedicated training, supporting applied research, improving digital diagnostics and setting radiation quality and safety standards.