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In the context of promoting scientific research and exchanging experiences in the veterinary field, the Institute of Veterinary Sciences at the University of Blida 1, in cooperation with partners from the scientific and professional sectors, organized the first National Veterinary Medicine Day on Sunday, May 03, 2026, in the institute’s lecture halls.
The opening of this scientific event was overseen by the Director of the University of Blida 1, Professor Bezina Mohamed, who stressed in his opening speech the importance of such scientific meetings in supporting academic research and strengthening bridges of cooperation between the university and its professional environment, especially in areas related to public health.
This demonstration was organized under the slogan:
“Parasites in dogs and common diseases in Algeria: health challenges and the One Health approach,” is a topic of great importance in light of current health challenges and the increasing overlap between human, animal and environmental health.
The Director of the Institute of Veterinary Sciences also gave a speech on the occasion, in which he stressed the importance of this scientific event in highlighting the reality of common parasitic diseases in dogs in Algeria, pointing out the need to adopt a multidisciplinary approach based on the concept of “One Health”, given its pivotal role in preventing and combating these diseases.
This event was attended by a select group of university professors, researchers, veterinarians, as well as doctoral students and students interested in the field. The symposium formed a distinguished scientific space for exchanging knowledge and experiences, and discussing the latest developments in the field of animal parasites and zoonotic diseases.
According to Professor Ziam Hussein, who organized the event, the scientific day included a series of valuable presentations that highlighted the epidemiological situation in Algeria, focusing on parasites transmitted from dogs to humans, such as roundworms (Nematodes), tapeworms (Cestodes), and protozoa, in addition to external parasites like ticks and fleas. The health risks were also addressed, particularly those affecting vulnerable groups.
The symposium also provided an opportunity to present prevention and control strategies, according to the “One Health” approach, which is based on integration between different sectors in order to protect public health in a sustainable manner.
The event was also distinguished by opening the field for participants to present their scientific contributions, whether in the form of oral presentations or posters, which gave young researchers the opportunity to showcase their work and contribute to enriching the scientific debate.
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