The participants recommended the necessity of formulating and legislating a mental health law in Syria that is consistent with international standards. This law must include precise definitions of mental disorders, patients’ rights, compulsory treatment procedures, and oversight and follow-up mechanisms.

The topics of the last day of the first annual international conference of the Syrian Association of Psychiatrists, held at Damascus University, focused on psychological treatments and digital transformation in mental health.

The sessions of the first annual international conference of the Syrian Association of Psychiatrists on its second day included various topics and themes, including sociology, psychiatry, advanced drug treatments in psychiatry, psychology and psychological treatments.

The first annual international conference of the Syrian Association of Psychiatrists, "Integration of Mental Health Pathways", held in cooperation with Damascus University, included online sessions presented by international experts in the field of mental health.

Lectures of the first day of the first annual international conference of the Syrian Association of Psychiatrists focused on mental health and sleep disorders among residents of Syria, the challenges of personalized and precision medicine in psychiatry, addiction and pain, psychiatry and the law, and esketamine in the treatment of treatment-resistant depression.

In cooperation with Damascus University, the Syrian Psychiatric Association had its first annual international conference under the title “Integration of Mental Health Pathways”. Professors and specialists in psychiatry, mental health, counseling and psychotherapy from Syria and overseas participated in the conference.

 The fourth axis focuses on greenhouse gas emissions, recycling, waste management and climate change law and policy, through a virtual lecture by Dr. Sherine El Baradei from Egypt via "Zoom", entitled "The impact of global warming on water quality in rivers and thus on the waste distribution plan in rivers".

  Department of ENT and Head and Neck Surgery, Faculty of Medicine at Damascus University, organized a training workshop titled "Temporal Bone Dissection" in collaboration with the Department of Anatomy and the Syrian Society of Otolaryngology. The workshop took place over two days at Al-Mouwasat Hospital with the aim of training specialist doctors in delicate ear and hearing surgeries. The event was attended by Dean of the Faculty, Dr. Sobhi Al-Bahri, and several specialist doctors.

 The Higher Institute for Administrative Development at Damascus University organized a workshop on the mechanism for setting technical performance indicators for the Ministry of Agriculture and Agrarian Reform, with the participation of 36 trainees from all the Ministry’s institutions and directorates in the governorates.

 As part of its plan aimed at meeting the needs of university students, the Center for Student Empowerment and Leadership has conducted a survey to determine theses needs and design suitable programs to meet them.