Wafaa M Rashed, Chair and Founder of Pan-African PGS Education and Research Initiative, shared a post by Kellogg College, University of Oxford on LinkedIn, adding:
“Congratulations to Dr. Ranin Soliman, DPhil on this remarkable milestone!
As Africans, we take immense pride in seeing leaders like you driving impactful international collaborations that strengthen evidence-based healthcare across our continent and beyond. The Oxford Egypt Evidence-Based Healthcare Alliance is a powerful example of how North-South partnerships can create meaningful change in education, research, and practice.
Your journey is truly inspiring-demonstrating that Africans not only participate in global health leadership but lead it with excellence.
Proud to witness and celebrate African leadership shaping the future.”
Quoting Kellogg College, University of Oxford‘s post:
“We are delighted to celebrate a landmark international collaboration led by Kellogg alumna Dr Ranin Soliman, DPhil.
The Oxford-Egypt Evidence-Based Healthcare Alliance, established between the University of Oxford’s Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine and Newgiza University Hospital, aims to strengthen evidence-based healthcare education, research and practice across Egypt and the wider region.
Dr Soliman’s journey from Oxford doctoral study to leading this initiative reflects the global impact of our alumni community.
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