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PGD
Class of 2010 and MBE Class of 2011 with Module
One Faculty
Standing, from left: Naveed Mazhar Bhatti (PGD),
Agha Riaz Ahmed (PGD),
Ghulam Murtaza Gondal (PGD), Mariam Hassan (PGD)
Seated above, from left: Naima Zamir (PGD), Sarwat
Nasreen (PGD), Farhat Moazam (Faculty),
Paul Lombardo (Faculty), Rubina Naqvi (Faculty),
Sharmeen Khan (Faculty)
Seated below,
from left: Bushra Shirazi (MBE), Saima Pervaiz Iqbal
(MBE), Anika Khan (MBE),
Aamir Jafarey (MBE, Faculty), Sirajuddin Soomro
(PGD), Nida Wahid Bashir (PGD), Ambreen Usmani (PGD)
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The
Centre of Biomedical Ethics and Culture (CBEC) was inaugurated
in SIUT on October 8, 2004. CBEC, located in Karachi, is
the first such Centre in Pakistan. The primary reason behind
its establishment was the growing realization of the importance
of education in the field of biomedical ethics, and the
absence of an institution dedicated to do so in the country.
The central goals of CBEC include serving as an academic
and intellectual national resource, helping to produce ethical
researchers and healthcare professionals and enhancing bioethical
education and research relevant to Pakistan and the region.
The underlying objective of its activities is to assist
in capacity building of faculty and staff in biomedical
ethics and help produce ethical professionals.
The Centre also aims towards building national, regional,
and international bridges and to enrich contemporary discourse
in bioethics.
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