Professional Milestone / International Collaboration / Endoscopy
I am delighted and honored to share that I have been invited to join the Asian Novel Bio-Imaging and Intervention Group (ANBIIG), a network of experts dedicated to advancing innovation, education and research in gastrointestinal endoscopy.
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to Professor Rajvinder Singh from Australia, Professor Yutaka Saito from Japan, and all the respected leaders and members of ANBIIG for this opportunity.
I am also pleased to join several friends and colleagues from the WEO Emerging Stars family who are already contributing to this group. I earlier had the opportunity to participate in the WEO Emerging Stars program.
As a gastroenterologist from Bangladesh, I see this not only as a personal milestone, but also as an opportunity to strengthen international collaboration and contribute to the advancement of endoscopy education, research and patient care in our region.
I look forward to learning from and working alongside respected experts in the field.
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