The College of Medicine at Al-Mustaqbal University organized a special interactive meeting that brought together the College Deanery, the University's Continuing Education Center, and the students, to discuss the topic of "Continuing Medical Education" and its importance in developing medical skills, keeping up with scientific advancements in the healthcare field, and reinforcing the university’s mission of serving the community and the public.

During the meeting, Professor Walaa Luay Al-Falluji, Dean of the College of Medicine, emphasized that medical education does not end at graduation but is a continuous journey that evolves with scientific and technological developments in the medical field. He encouraged students to adopt a culture of self-learning and to participate in specialized courses, scientific conferences, and all academic and social activities that serve the community and the public good.

Assistant Professor Dr. Reda El-Feshawy, Director of the Continuing Education Center, also highlighted the importance of personal development for students and acquiring the necessary skills to achieve success. She stressed the role of the center in supporting students’ intellectual and social growth through educational and training programs designed for those interested in continuous learning.

The meeting featured constructive student contributions, in which they shared their aspirations and needs regarding continuing medical education and proposed several ideas to activate such programs both within and beyond the college.

This meeting is part of a series of activities aimed at strengthening communication between the college and its students and creating a motivating educational environment centered on sustainable professional and medical development.
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