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14




16

Oct 2024

International Conference on


CAMELIDS

 * Laayoune, Morocco, October 14th - 16th, 2024




THE CONFERENCE

In 2024, the UN has designated it as the International Year of Camelids (IVC
2024) to highlight the crucial role these animals play in supporting
impoverished families in harsh environments. This conference aims to underscore
the importance of camelids in terms of food security, biodiversity conservation,
and income enhancement.


WHAT TOPICS WE WILL DISCUSS

 


LIVELIHOOD AND CAMELIDS




CAMELIDS AND FOOD SECURITY




CAMELIDS AND THE ECOSYSTEM




CAMELIDS AND BIODIVERSITY




CAMELIDS' PRODUCTIVITY




LOCAL KNOWLEDGE




DEADLINE OF SUBMISSION : JUNE 14,2024


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POSTERS INSTRUCTIONS

 
Posters are used at conferences to share important research. We suggest using
the following design tips for the preparation of your research poster.
Fonts
 * Fonts should be easy to read. The poster should be read from a distance of at
   least 1.5m, in order to maintain physical distancing and comply with Covid-19
   distancing regulation.
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 * Use a maximum of two or three fonts.
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 * Same family fonts look good together.
 * Use a 3-column format.
 * Try to keep 40% of the poster as white space, with no text or images. It
   helps organize the flow of information and prevents cluttering.
 * Keep a margin around the edge of the poster.
 * Use a large heading for your title across the top and sub-headings on your
   columns.
 * Text size recommendations:
   * Title heading: 86-point font
   * Subheadings: 44-point font
   * Body text: min 36-point font

Colour
 * Use just two colours for a simple, clean design.
 * Grey is a good contrast colour or choose a lighter shade of the main colour.

For details, visit the: Poster guidelines EPC 2016
The University of Queensland, Australia.


ABSTRACT INSTRUCTIONS

 * Abstracts must be submitted in English (British English).
 * Abstracts should contain a title and the names and affiliations of authors.
   Please indicate the presenting author by underlying his/her name in the
   authors list (see template) and email.
 * Abstracts should be a maximum of 300 words (Arial narrow 11).
 * Title, author(s) name(s) and headings in Arial narrow 12.
 * A preferred presentation method should be selected during the submission from
   the following options:
   * Oral presentation.
   * Poster presentation.
 * You will be notified of the outcome of your presentation choice (Poster/Oral)
   by the ——-.
   The Scientific Committee may offer you a presentation of a different format
   to that you requested.
 * No references, tables or figures to be included.
 * The acceptance of your abstract does not constitute to pay travel,
   accommodation or any other expenses.

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TENTATIVE PROGRAM

 


 * 14 OCTOBER 2024
   
   Monday


 * 15 OCTOBER 2024
   
   Tuesday


 * 16 OCTOBER 2024
   
   Wednesday

09:00 - 10:00 AM


REGISTRATION & RECEPTION - WELCOME COFFEE

Cafe



10:00 - 11:00 AM


OPENING CEREMONY

Open

Welcome from the UM6P/ASARI administration,Islamic World Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization(ICESCO),Conference Organizers, International Advisory
and Scientific Committees, and Headline Sponsors.

11:00 AM - 12:30 PM


OPENING DEBATE

Open

Challenges facing the modernization of the camel industry in Morocco Moderators:
Bouabid Badaoui & El Amiri Bouchra Participants: Scientists and Industrials

12:30 - 02:00 PM


LUNCH BREAK

Lunch



02:00 - 05:40 PM


SESSION 1

Cafe

Socio-economy & Scaling Up of Camel Breeding

02:00 - 02:30 PM


ABDELMALEK SGHIRI

Micro

Common camel diseases in North African socio-economic contexts.

02:30 - 03:00 PM


RAFAT AL JASSIM

Micro

The potential opportunities for camel development in Southern Morocco.

03:00 - 03:30 PM


PAMELA ANNA BURGER

Micro

Camelid research in the One Health context.

03:30 - 04:00 PM


EYASSU SEIFU

Micro

The socio-economic aspects of camel farming in Africa.

04:00 – 04:30 PM


COFFEE BREAK

Cafe



04:30 – 05:00 PM


BIBIANA VILA

Micro

The biological and socio-economic importance of camelids in Argentina and other
Andean regions.

05:00 – 05:30. PM


DOUBANGOLO COULIBALY

Micro

Scaling up climate-resilient camel breeding technologies in Mali.

05:30 - 06:00 PM


QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION

Question



06:00 - 06:30 PM


POSTER SESSION 1

End



09:00 AM - 01:00 PM


SESSION 2

Open

Camel Reproduction

09:00 - 09:30 AM


JULIAN A. (LULU) SKIDMORE

Micro

Advances in artificial inseminations in camels.

09:30 - 10:00 AM


NISAR AHMED WANI

Micro

Advances in assisted reproduction in camels.

10.00 - 10.30 AM


BOUCHRA EL AMIRI

Micro

Addressing fertility problems in Moroccan camels: a key to productivity
improvement.

10:30 – 11:00 AM


QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION

Question



11:00 - 11:30 AM


COFFEE BREAK

Cafe



11:30 AM – 01:00 PM


ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Micro



01:00 - 01:20 PM


QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION

Question



01:20 - 02:30 PM


LUNCH BREAK

Lunch



02:30 – 06:40 PM


SESSION 3

Cafe

Camel Biodiversity and Genetics

02:30 - 03:00 PM


ELENA GIANI

Micro

Genomic advancements in dromedary camels: an overview.

03:00 - 03:30 PM


BOUABID BADAOUI

Micro

Camel demography and evolution through SNPs analysis.

03:30 - 04:00 PM


SERGE MUYLDERMANS

Micro

Camel nanoglobulins are more than defense molecules.

04:00 - 04:30 PM


ISMAILA.DIALLO

Micro

Pathological and Genetic Aspects of Camels

04:30 - 05:00 PM


QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION.

Question



05:30 - 04:50 PM


COFFEE BREAK

Cafe



04:50 - 06:20 PM


ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Cafe



06:20 - 06:40 PM


QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION

Question



06:40 – 07:00 PM


POSTER SESSION 2

Cafe



08:30 – 10:00 PM


GALA DINNER

Lunch



9:00 AM - 02:40 PM


SESSION 4

Open

Camel Nutrition and Products Valorization

09:00 - 09:30 AM


FATIMA ZAHRA ABOUDAMIA

Micro

From the Desert to Table: Good Hygiene and Quality Practices for Dromedary Milk
and Meat

09:30 - 10:00 AM


SHAPING TOMORROW

Micro

The importance of milk protein variants for camel breeding and human nutrition.

10:00 - 10:30 AM


TUMEN WULIJI

Micro

The camelid hair fiber production, characterization, challenges, and prospects.

10:30 - 11:00 AM


WAEL KHAMAS

Micro

The side effects of cosmetic use of Botox on the camel face complex morphology
and function.

11:00 - 11:30 AM


EDDIE TAN TI TJIH

Micro

Unveiling the Hidden Threat: Exploring Hepatotoxin Contamination in Camel Meat
and Ensuring Food Safety.

11:30 AM - 12:00 PM


JANE COLLINS WHEELER

Cafe

The South American Camelids.

12:00 - 12:30 PM


QUESTIONS AND DISCUSSION

Question



12:30 - 12:50 PM


COFFEE BREAK

Cafe



12:50 - 02:20 PM


ORAL PRESENTATIONS (JUNIOR RESEARCHERS)

Micro



02:20 - 02:40 PM


QUESTIONS & DISCUSSION

Question



02:40 - 04:00 PM


LUNCH BREAK

Lunch



04:00 - 05:30 PM


CLOSING DOWN CEREMONY

Cafe




COMMITTEES


SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

 

 * Dr. Abdelali Laamari, Morocco.
 * Prof. Abdelhafid Keli, Morocco.
 * Prof. Abdelhai Guerouali, Morocco.
 * Prof. Abdelilah Araba, Morocco.
 * Prof. Abdelkhalid Essamadi, Morocco.
 * Prof. Abdelmalek Sghiri, Morocco.
 * Prof. Alfredo Pauciullo, Italy.
 * Dr. Aouatif Benali, Morocco.
 * Prof. Bouabid Badaoui, Morocco.
 * Prof. Bouchra El Amiri, Morocco.

 * Dr. Doubangolo Coulibaly, Mali.
 * Prof. Elena Giani, Italy.
 * Ms. Ihssane Mnaouer, Morocco.
 * Dr. Jane Collins Wheeler, Peru.
 * Dr. Julian Alexandra Skidmore, UAE/UK.
 * Prof. Kaoutar Taha, Morocco.
 * Prof. Mohamed Chikhaoui, Morocco.
 * Prof. Mohamed Farh, Morocco.
 * Prof. Mohamed Hammadi, Tunisia.

 * Prof. Mohammed El Khasmi, Morocco.
 * Prof. Mohammed Piro, Morocco.
 * Dr. Moufida Atigui, Tunisia.
 * Prof. Mustapha Missbah El Idrissi, Morocco.
 * Dr. Nisar Ahmad Wani, UAE/Pakistan.
 * Prof. Rafat Al Jassim, Australia/Morocco.
 * Dr. Soumaya Boukrouh, Morocco.
 * Prof. Talal Anwerabdulkareem, Iraq.
 * Prof. Tanveer Hussain, Pakistan.


ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

 

 * PROF. LAMFEDDAL KOUISNI, CHAIRPERSON. 
 * MR. AHMED LAKHAL.
 * PROF. BOUCHRA EL AMIRI.
 * PROF. BOUABID BADAOUI.
 * PROF. CHOUHRATALBI.
 * MS. EZZAHRA HAMMAD. 

 * PROF. FADWA GUIMIMI. 
 * MR. HAMDI DOUNIA.
 * MS. IHSSANE MNAOUER.
 * MR. MOHAMMED DAOUI.
 * DR. MUSTAPHA IBNELBACHYR. 
 * PROF. RAFAT AL JASSIM.
 * PROF. FADOUA KAROUACH.

 * PROF. SAIDA BOUMAKRAT.
 * PROF. SARA EL KADILI.
 * PROF. SARAH BOUZROUD. 
 * PROF. SOUFIANE EL AAYADI. 
 * DR. SOUMAYA BOUKROUH.
 * MR. YAYA RGUIBI.


INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY

 

 * PROF. AHMED TIBARY, USA.
 * PROF. BERNARD FAYE, FRANCE.
 * PROF. EYASSU SEIFU, BOTSWANA.
 * PROF. ISAM TAWFIK KADIM, UAE.
 * PROF. MOHAMED HAMMADI, TUNISIA.
 * PROF. PAMELA ANNA BURGER, AUSTRIA.
 * DR. PETER PAL NAGY, UAE.
 * PROF. SURONG HASI, CHINA.
 * PROF. TUMEN WULIJI, USA.
 * PROF. WAEL ABDELHAMEED KHAMAS, USA.




INVITED SPEAKERS

 

 * Prof. Abdelmalek Sghiri, Morocco
 * Prof. Alfredo Pauciullo, Italy
 * Prof. Bibiana Leonor Vila, Argentina
 * Prof. Bouabid Badaoui, Morocco
 * Prof. Bouchra El Amiri, Morocco
 * Dr. Doubangolo Coulibay, Mali

 * Prof. Elena Ciani, Italy
 * Prof. Eddie Tan Ti Tjih, Malaysia
 * Prof. Eyassu Seifu, Botswana
 * Dr. Fatima Zahra Aboudamia
 * Dr. Ismail Adiallo
 * Dr. Julian Alexandra Skidmore, UK/UAE

 * Dr. Nisar Ahmad Wani, Pakistan/UAE
 * Prof. Pamela Anna Burger, Austria
 * Prof. Rafat Al Jassim, Australia/Morocco
 * Prof. Serge Muyldermans, Belgium
 * Prof. Tumen Wuliji, USA
 * Prof. Wael Abdelhameed Khamas, USA


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