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11th Regional Conference for the Middle East 03-07 October 2011 (Beirut, Lebanon)

Advanced Training for OIE Focal Points on Veterinary Products -
countries of North Africa and Middle East.

Casablanca, Morocco -December 06 - 08, 2011

 About 30 participants representing some fifteen countries of North Africa and the Middle East participated in an advanced OIE training seminar for the National Focal Points of the OIE for Veterinary Products, from 6 to 8 Dec... n Presentations

 
Regional information seminar for recently designated OIE Delegates in Africa and the Middle East
Training new delegates Nairobi

Nairobi, 09 June 2011. From June 7 – 9, 2011, recently appointed OIE Delegates took part in an information seminar in Nairobi, Kenya. This was the second seminar of its kind, after the one held in March 2010 in Gaborone. The seminar included a visit to Farmers Meat, a private cattle abattoir in the vicinity   n Read more..

 
Workshop for OIE Focal Points on animal disease notification
  Beirut 25-27 January 2011. TThe main purpose of this workshop was to increase the understanding of the OIE’s roles and mandates. This training workshop aimed also to support the activities of the OIE Animal Information System Focal Points by giving them guidance to follow and implement their Terms of References etc.n Read more
 

Recent outbreaks in the Middle East

(as notified to the OIE)
06/10/2011 Cyprus : Bluetongue (Serotype pending)

04/10/2011 Saudi Arabia: White spot disease (Shrimp)

28/08/2011 Afghanistan : Glanders

11/07/2011 Lebanon :Glanders

26/04/2011 Bahrain:Glanders

24/04/2011 Saudi Arabia: White spot disease (Shrimp)

03/03/2011 Palestinian Auton. Territ: Highly path. avian influenza

02/02/2011 Libya: Foot and mouth disease (Serotype O)
[ all notifications ]

OIE Conferences - Meetings
 
General WAHIS training course for newly appointed OIE focal points
October 9 - 11, 2012
Paris, France

Third OIE global conference on animal welfare

6-8 November 2012 -Kuala–Lumpur, Malaysia

Videos on Food safety, Arab horses, domestic animals ...  

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Editorial from the Regional Representative    

Laboratory Twinning activities in the Middle East

In the framework of the on-going OIE Laboratory Twinning activities worldwide, several projects are in process this year in countries of the region, namely, Lebanon on BT, UAE on Brucellosis, Egypt etc.                   All editorials

2011Terrestrial Code available in pdf format for download

The 20th edition of the Terrestrial Animal Health Code and the 14th edition of the Aquatic Animal Health Code are now available for download on this website (in Acrobat Reader) etc     n Read more

2011 Aquatic Code available in pdf format for

download

The aim of the Aquatic Animal Health Code (the Aquatic Code) is to assure the sanitary safety of international trade in aquatic animals (amphibians, crustaceans, fish and molluscs) and their products. This is achieved through the  n Read more

Major Animal Disease Cards (updated)

The OIE has updated the technical disease cards for 33 important animal diseases, including 32 OIE-listed diseases. These are currently available in English only, but French and Spanish translations are in hand.The OIE has also prepared disease information etc .        n Read more

Guide to Good Farming Practices

Food safety is universally recognised as a public health priority. It requires a holistic approach, from production to consumption. This Guide is intended to help Competent Authorities to assist stakeholders, including farmers, to fully   n Read more

The OIE-INFO Distribution list

To improve the efficiency and rapidity of animal disease information exchange among OIE Members, especially for early warning purposes, the OIE has an electronic mailing list

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 Significant  Diseases of Camelidae -            Biological Satandards Commission 

Viral diseases in camelids, Bacterial diseases in camelids, Parasitic diseases in camelids (Bactrian camels, New World Camelids) etc.

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World Veterinary Year 2011

The world’s first veterinary school was founded in Lyon,France, in 1761, shortly followed by the Alfort veterinary school, near Paris, in 1764, both of them at the initiative of French veterinarian Claude BOURGELAT. This means that 2011 will mark the 250th world anniversary of veterinary education.

By setting up the world’s first veterinary training institutions, BOURGELAT created the veterinary profession itself. Thus, 2011 will also mark the 250th world anniversary of the veterinary profession.etc.

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n World Veterinary Year Photo Competition

 

 

 

 

 

 

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