Building with signs indicating it is Mohammed Salih Ibis G.I.I. Bleeding Centre and Sharatuum Training Center for GIT Disease, with a front gate and some trees around.

Khartoum, Sudan

Principal investigator: Hala Abdalla, Omer Khair, Abdo AE

Location: National Centre for GI and liver disease, Ibnsina GI center, Khartoum, Sudan

 The National Centre for Gastrointestinal and Liver Diseases aims to improve and promote GI services in Sudan by assisting in the development of GI services including endoscopy units, as well as HBV & HCV screening and HBV vaccination centres and campaigns throughout the country.

Ibn Sina GI Center is a major tertiary care facility where all patients with complicated liver disease, viral disease, or liver tumor are treated with low-cost services and medication.

Fighting HBV program began in 2016, followed by the development of HBV strategy and local guidelines.

The liver clinic established in 2000 and was segmented In 2020 to HBV clinic and chronic liver disease (CLD) clinic (including all CLD complications, even CLD due to HBV).

Three children standing behind a large red heart-shaped cutout, looking through the central hole, with a green wall and a window in the background.
Classroom filled with students wearing traditional Islamic attire, mainly white hijabs and robes, with two women standing and talking to each other.
A group of people gathered outdoors under a large tree, with some seated and others standing, around a table with medical supplies, in a rural area with brick buildings in the background.
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A woman with a colorful headscarf prepares to inject a man with glasses and a pink shirt seated outdoors on a red chair, surrounded by onlookers and photographers.
A young boy standing outdoors holding a large red cardboard sign with the words "HEPATITIS FREE SUDAN" written on it. The sign has a painted eye at the top and various colored cartoon faces on the right side.