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    Greetings from around the region

    Hello everybody, this is Nour Barakat, the General Secretary of IPSF EMRO 2010-2011.

    I am a senior pharmacy student in JU pharmacy faculty in Jordan who adores living life

    to extremes and going beyond the limits. I have been a member of JPSA for almost two

    years now and working as an EMRO secretary with such a gifted team is a lifetime

    experience that I am proud of. I believe that this year we will be the change we wantto see in our region and the world, and I will do my best to support my team in making

    our dreams come true to create better a pharmacy reality for all students.

    We choose to go...not because [it is] easy, but because [it is] hard, because that goal

    will serve to measure and organize the best of our energies and skills, because that

    challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and

    one which we intend to win.

    Best wishes

    Dear pharmacists of tomorrow,

    It's a great pleasure to join the team of the Eastern Mediterranean for the second time.

    The past term was a wonderful experience with all its accomplishments, especially EMPS

    hosted in Amman -Jordan, and I believe I speak for everyone when I say that this event

    has influenced us all and will never be forgotten.

    This year IPSF EMRO is heading to a new level of accomplishment. Working with the team

    from the regional working group I hope we'll be able to set a strategy for achieving goals

    that will help the following teams maintain IPSF spirit and activities in the region while

    taking the first steps of making this strategy into reality.

    IPSF EMRO will also focus on building the capacity of member countries by training and

    preparing selected members to lead their associations effectively.

    So, keep an eye on this year's events in IPSF and make sure you contact us for any

    information; we are all here to help you.

    Sincerely,

    Marwa Beltagy

    Marwa Beltagy

    Chairperson 2008-11

    Nour Barakat

    Secretary 2010-11

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    Mariam Al-Bess

    Regional Relations

    Officer 2008-11

    Dear all IPSFers around the globe,

    My name is Mariam Al-Bess, from Jordan; this is my second term as the Regional Relations

    Officer of the Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office of IPSF (IPSF EMRO). It has been a

    pleasure for me to work with the IPSF team, creating outstanding projects, spreading new

    ideas, and exchanging experiences.

    During my term we had the chance to organize the first Eastern Mediterranean

    Pharmaceutical Symposium here in Jordan and we created a new IPSF brand called EMPS.

    It has the IPSF spirit that we spread all over the region and it was the start of a new era for

    our region.

    I hope to help the IPSF Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office to continue growing, giving

    more students the chance to be involved in IPSF programs and activities and encouraging

    them to bring the change wherever they are!

    Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is

    success.

    Khaled Mostafa

    Internal Coordination

    and CommunicationOfficer 2010-11

    Warm Greetings to everyone around the world of IPSF!

    This is Khaled Mostafa from Egypt, Im 21 years old and Im a pharmacy student starting my

    fourth year at Tanta University.

    Ive been linked to IPSF since 2009 when I was a member of IPSF DCSCs Design and

    Creativity Subcommittee. The EMPS 2010 in Jordan was my real involvement in IPSF EMRO

    activities and events; I participated as the Official Delegate for my national federation EPSF,

    Egypt.Being involved in IPSF work is such a great experience and being part of IPSF as the

    ICCO of the IPSF EMRO was a big challenge for me, so I decided to take this challenge.I am

    sure Im up to this responsibility because creativity and professionalism are my first

    passions, and Im really enjoying my work.

    If you want to know more about me, people would say that I'm full of energy and I think out

    of the box. I have fun most of the time, but when there is work to do, Im serious and hard

    working.

    Finally, I would like to thank everyone who has supported me in this: my family, my friends

    and the EPSF as well. Im looking forward to meeting you all in Qatar next summer.

    Cheers...

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    Nimer Khatib

    Regional Projects

    Officer 2010-11

    Muhanad Diab

    Regional Student

    Exchange Officer

    2010-11

    Dear IPSF colleagues around the world,

    This is Muhanad Diab, a senior PharmD student from Jordan andthe EMRO Student

    Exchange Officer (SEO) for 2010. Since the moment I met the IPSF team for this region, I

    knew that these guys have something unique, something that inspires me to be part of

    the team. This is a team who has an outstanding spirit that sparks brightly, especially at

    EMPS 2010.

    I believe that the Student Exchange Program has a big role in the growing process for

    pharmacy students. It also provides the opportunity for all students to get more involved

    in IPSF activities, to learn more about the pharmacy career in the region, and opens a

    new horizon for students to interact new cultures across the world.

    For this year, I am introducing a new idea that I hope will help the students during their

    exchange trip. It is a TRAVEL GUIDE that contains brief tips about the pharmacy career in

    the region and information about the various cultures in each region.

    Student Exchange means: new friends + new cultures + great experience

    My name is Nimer Khatib, I am a 23 year old from Jordan; I am a PharmD senior student at the

    Jordan University of Science and Technology.

    RPO EMRO carries the responsibility of initiating and coordinating the regional projects,

    campaigns, fundraising and research projects over eight countries belonging to the Eastern

    Mediterranean Regional Office (EMRO). The dynamic relations and diplomacy used in handling

    the regional affairs are essential for dealing with the variety of cultures affiliated with the

    EMRO, as well as for keeping the regional work flow efficient.

    My agenda as EMRO-RPO for 2010-2011 is as following: the ASK YOUR PHARMACIST

    campaign, Health Awareness Day, WHO model and Qatars EMPS 2011. Besides enhancing our

    strategic plans alongside WHO and UNISCO, who are known as international partners for

    carrying out IPSF projects, hopefully the agenda makes a remarkable breakthrough in IPSF

    EMRO activities and takes a step forward to establishing a new shiny future for pharmacists

    and their local/regional associations. Sharing the developmental plans with governments and

    health bodies is a vital part of our vision for expanding our projects.

    In my personal life, Im blessed with a great family and commendable friends; they are all the

    reason behind my success.

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    Newsletter designed by:Khaled MostafaInternal Coordination and Communication Officer 2010-11

    For any comments feel free to [email protected],[email protected]

    Raja Barazi

    Chairperson

    of 2nd

    Eastern

    Mediterranean

    Pharmaceutical

    Symposium

    Marhaba (Hello)

    My name is Raja Barazi; Qatar Pharmacy Undergraduate Society (QPhUS) External Vice

    President and QPhUS IPSF contact person.

    I am in my third year of pharmacy studies, but I joined QPhUS 3 years ago as a 1st

    year class

    representative. I enjoyed this committee so much I continued and ran for different roles

    every year. I enjoy leading and participating in many professional and health- related

    promotional events.

    I was the QPhUS official delegate at the IPSF 56th

    World Congress in Slovenia and now I am

    the Chairperson of the 2nd

    Eastern Mediterranean Pharmaceutical Symposium (EMPS) 2011

    Reception Committee.

    Last year was a busy year for QPhUS with many successful achievements that moved

    QPhUS forward; hosting EMPS 2011 was just a dream and now QPhUS is trying to bring this

    dream to reality. Hosting EMPS 2011 in Qatar will be a great opportunity for QPhUS to be

    deeply involved in IPSF and EMRO.

    The theme for EMPS 2011 is to use Aladdins magic carpet to take the symposiumattendees on an adventure to Qatar to learn more about Qatari culture and about the

    pharmacy profession.

    On behalf of EMPS 2011 Reception Committee I want to welcome you all to Qatar, and I

    want to invite you to join us on the 2011 magic carpet ride.

    Sincerely,

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