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HIV science and community: Progress and challenges in the Middle East and North Africa

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Symposium and Workshop
29-30 September 2021 

HIV science and community: Progress and challenges in the Middle East and North Africa

Partner: Association de Lutte Contre le SIDA (ALCS), Morocco

Focus: Status on implementation from the regional action plan established during the IAS Educational Fund meeting in Casablanca in March 2017; injectables in treatment and prevention; HIV self-testing.

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Symposium et atelier
29-30 septembre 2021 

VIH, science et communautés: Progrès et défis au Moyen-Orient et en Afrique du Nord

Partenaire: Association de Lutte Contre le SIDA (ALCS), Maroc

Thèmes: Etat d'avancement de la mise en place du plan d'action régional établi lors de la réunion de l’IAS Educational Fund à Casablanca en mars 2017; Les injectables dans le traitement et la prévention; Autotest-VIH une opportunité pour améliorer le testing et retesting chez les populations clés.

Session 1 (عربي)
Session 2 (عربي)
Session 3 (عربي)
Workshop (عربي)
Session 1 (Français)
Session 2 (Français)
Session 3 (Français)
Workshop (Français)

Meeting material

Meeting report (English)
Meeting report (عربي)
Meeting report (Français)

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