SAMA Learning & Research Report (Jan–Dec 2025) highlights the key achievements of our education, training, and research initiatives throughout the year. We invite you to explore how SAMA is strengthening medical knowledge, supporting healthcare professionals, and expanding learning opportunities in Sudan and across the region.
SAMA introduced the Young Researcher Award to recognize and celebrate early-career researchers for their contributions to knowledge, innovation, and community impact.
We are pleased to announce the launch of the Sudan Future Leaders program in Gedarif.
Sudan needs you now more than ever. Join us to rebuild communities, strengthen skills, and empower the next generation of leaders.
This year, Project ECHO supported efforts to combat health emergencies in Sudan by training healthcare providers to respond to medical emergencies, cholera, and malnutrition.
Enhancing PHC Response to Epidemics in Sudan
The Nutrition ECHO program is a virtual learning series designed to address the growing nutrition crisis in Sudan brought on by the ongoing war.
The Relevant Research ECHO is a virtual, interactive learning series launched by the SAMA through the Project ECHO model. Designed specifically for medical students and junior doctors in Sudan, this program equips participants with the essential skills to carry out impactful, real-world research that addresses pressing local health challenges.
In the face of a critical cholera outbreak in Kosti, Sudan, our new initiative, Diarrheal Disease ECHO, is set to empower local healthcare providers with the latest strategies for managing and mitigating diarrheal diseases.
The SAMA Project ECHO, launched in 2021, connects healthcare professionals from underserved regions to global experts through virtual learning. With over 120 sessions and 3,500 participants across 25+ countries, it improves clinical skills in areas like trauma, dialysis, and infectious diseases, empowering providers to deliver better care in challenging contexts.