The American Board of Longevity Medicine signs historic MOU with the Ain Shams University, Egypt

Published 2026-11-04

American Board of Longevity Medicine Signs Landmark Academic Partnership with Ain Shams University in Egypt

November 2026 | Cairo, Egypt

The American Board of Longevity Medicine (ABLM) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Ain Shams University Faculty of Medicine in Cairo, Egypt, establishing a strategic academic partnership to advance education, professional training, and certification in Longevity Medicine. The collaboration represents an important milestone in integrating the emerging field of evidence-based Longevity Medicine into established medical education. Under the agreement, the institutions will collaborate on incorporating Longevity Medicine into undergraduate medical curricula, developing specialized postgraduate educational programs, and establishing pathways for internationally recognized professional certification. The partnership also encompasses joint scientific research, academic workshops, and continuing medical education initiatives aimed at strengthening physician competencies in healthy aging, disease prevention, and the clinical application of longevity science.

The agreement has attracted significant attention across Egyptian national media, with coverage highlighting Ain Shams University's pioneering role in introducing Longevity Medicine into medical education in Egypt and the broader Arab region. The partnership was formally announced by Ain Shams University and reported by several prominent Egyptian news organizations, including Cairo 24, Youm7, and Masrawy. For ABLM, this collaboration represents an important advancement in its international mission to establish rigorous educational standards, promote evidence-based clinical practice, and expand access to specialized Longevity Medicine training for physicians worldwide. Through partnerships with established academic institutions, ABLM seeks to support the development of a globally qualified medical workforce equipped to address the challenges of population aging and advance the science of healthy longevity.