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Prof Riad Bayoumi

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   Biography
 
Rial A.L Bayoumi was educated in Khartoum and the UK. He obtained his Medical Degree ( MB BS) in 1967, his PhD ( Biochemistry) in 1973, his MRC Path ( Clinical Biochemistry) in 1975 and FRC Path in 1995. He is currently Professor and Head of Clinical Biochemistry in the College of Medicine at Sultan Qaboos University in Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. His previous positions included: Assistant, associate and Full Professor of the University of Khartoum, Sudan from 1977-91 and Professor of Biochemistry at United Arab Emirates University from 1991-97. He has made important contributions to human genetics research in the Sudan, UAE and Oman. In the study of genetic diseases he was instrumental in mapping of Jubert Syndrome, Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia and Multiple Epiphyseal Dysplasia.
 
 
  Abstract
 
Did the Arab World Cover the Gaps Between Research Ambitions and Current Realities?

It is anticipated that for research to be aligned with business, development and social needs of Arab communities, new mechanisms has to be developed. For that to happen, research capacity building and development of excellence in targeted areas need to be promoted. It is also essential that knowledge transfer between academia, industries and government should be encouraged. Innovations across society must be fostered and an enabling environment created. Yet to achieve these ambitions, academia, industry and decision makers have to work in harmony. The big questions now are: Do Arab nations realize the magnitude of the problem? Has any steps been taken towards a solution?

 

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