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At a scientific forum at the University of Health Sciences, Saleh Belaid, president of the Higher Council for the Arabic Language, stressed the need to strengthen the use of Arabic in medical sciences, education and practice, while remaining open to foreign languages and global scientific research rather than shutting them out. He called for developing an Arabic medical dictionary and making use of digital technologies. The university highlighted its support for training, research, authorship and translation, as well as the standardization of terminology. Rachid Belhadj, president of the Algerian Academy for the Development of Forensic Medical Sciences, said that teaching in Arabic had made it possible to prepare forensic medical expert reports and submit them directly to judicial bodies, avoiding translation-related difficulties.
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