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Rmal on Drug Resistance
Moroccan researcher Adnane Remmal has been awarded the 2026 UNESCO–Equatorial Guinea International Prize for Research in the Life Sciences in recognition of his work on antibiotic resistance. He said that nearly 500,000 boxes of the drug “Oulipin,” which has been available in Morocco for about four years, have been sold. It is generally used when other antibiotics have failed. His research involves adding a molecule to an older antibiotic to disable resistance mechanisms—a concept for which he filed a patent in 2005. He explained that his team had also worked on overcoming resistance to other types of antibiotics. He called for investment in developing medicines to standards that would allow them to be marketed worldwide, and urged young researchers to deepen their training and connect with the people who benefit from their research beyond the laboratory.
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