Academia-Syria 2026 Ophthalmology Conference Opens in Damascus

The second edition of the “Academia-Syria 2026” scientific conference for ophthalmology officially opened this Thursday in the Syrian capital, Damascus. Organized by the Sinjab Academy for Ophthalmology, the event serves as a platform for medical professionals to share expertise and discuss the latest developments in the field.
The conference is being held under the official patronage of the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research and the Ministry of Health. It is supported by a strategic partnership with the Al-Mouwasat University Hospital and the Surgical Eye Hospital and Bank in Damascus.
This year’s edition features a notable gathering of leading ophthalmologists and specialized experts from both within Syria and abroad. The participation of international and local medical figures is intended to facilitate the exchange of medical and scientific knowledge at a regional level. The three-day event is currently taking place at the National Museum of Visual Arts in Damascus.
The scientific program is designed to provide comprehensive insights into modern ophthalmology. It includes a series of specialized workshops and high-level lectures that focus on cutting-edge surgical techniques and advanced treatment protocols that align with global medical standards.
By serving as a comprehensive knowledge hub, the conference aims to provide participants with direct access to the latest medical and scientific advancements. Organizers intend for these insights to directly benefit the quality of healthcare services provided within Syria and to foster the professional development of the national medical workforce in this specialized discipline.
The hosting of this conference aligns with broader efforts to strengthen the Syrian health sector and invigorate scientific and research activities. Through the activation of partnerships between academic institutions and public hospitals, the initiative seeks to ensure that national medical practices remain current with the latest global trends in eye health and surgical science.
Source: Syria Focus Arabic
