Dear IPSF friends,

During the 55th IPSF World congress in Bali, Indonesia August 2009, a New IPSF Executives team have been elected to serve IPSF and carry its work during the year 2009-10. And now It is my pleasure to announce to you the Executive team as well as the Coordinators and subcommittee members for 2009-10.

There were many capable applicants to all positions so the appointments for coordinators and subcommittees were hard. Congratulations to everyone who were appointed in positions and I would also like to take this opportunity to encourage all other applicants to continue their involvement with IPSF as there are so many different ways to get involved.

The IPSF Executive 2009-10

President: Mr. Mohamed Sultan

Secretary-General 2009-11: Vacant

Treasurer 2008-10: Mr. Mehdi Zeghal

Chairperson of Pharmacy Education: Vacant

Chairperson of Professional Development: Mr. Marcin Radke

Chairperson of Public Health: Vacant

Chairperson of Public Relations: Ms. Jane Ho

Chairperson of Publications: Mr. Amr Sobhy

Chairperson of Student Exchange: Vacant

Chairperson of African Regional Office (co-opted): Mr. Bedan Maina

Chairperson of Asia Pacific Regional Office (co-opted): Ms. Melissa Hong

Chairperson of Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office (co-opted): Ms. Marwa Beltagy

Chairperson of Pan American Regional Office (co-opted): Mr. Drew Lancz

Chairperson of 56th IPSF Congress Ljubljana, Slovenia (co-opted): Mr. Urban Brumen

Coordinators

Leaders In Training Co-ordinator: Helen Rose,FEEF Spain

HIV/AIDS Awareness Co-ordinator: David Ferrandiz Mont, AEF-UB, Spain

Tobacco Alert Co-ordinator: Amit Subedi, NPSA Nepal

World TB Day Campaign Co-ordinator: Karvin Mehta, IPA-SF India

Healthy Living and Diabetes Co-ordinator: Sharon Leung, CAPSI Canada

Humanitarian Co-ordinator: Roohil Yusuf, BPSA United Kingdom

Development Fund Co-ordinator: Jenna Carmichael, APhA-ASP USA

Pharmacy Profession Awareness Campaign Coordinator: Sharon Leung, CAPSI Canada

Subcommittees

Constitutional Working Party (CWP)

Beth Aubrey (BPSA, UK)

Jonna Korkeaviita (FiPSA, Finland)

Pedro Lucas (AEFFUL, Portugal)

Mary Poon (IM, Australia)

Balint Toth (HUPSA, Hungary)

Design and Creativity Subcommittee

Mai El-Hadidy (ASPSA, Egypt)

Editorial Board

Beth Aubrey (BPSA, UK)

Professional Development Subcommittee

Nanda Resa Pratama (Gadjah Mada, Indonesia)

Ahmed Salem Hassen (ASPSA, Egypt)

Fatma Atef (ASPSA, Egypt)

Fedaa Mahmoud (ASPSA, Egypt)

Urska Nabergoj (SSSFD Slovenia)

Public Health Subcommittee

Mai Munther (JPSA, Jordan)

Ehab Youssef (GUC-SPSA, Egypt)

Shah Chintan Shailesh (IPA-SF, India)

Rendi Bramantoro (BMF UNPAD, Indonesia)

Ahmed Salem Hassen (ASPSA, Egypt)

Fatma Atef (ASPSA, Egypt)

Fedaa Mahmoud (ASPSA, Egypt)

Przemyslaw (Przemek) Bartlomiej (YP-Poland)

Humanitarian subcommittee

Balint Toth (HUPSA, Hungary)

Sara Rito (APEF, Portugal)

Amy Smith (CAPSI, Canada)

Student Exchange Committee

Tomas Valena (SPSA, Slovakia)

Eeva Ryyanen (FiPSA, Finland)

Balint Toth (HUPSA, Hungary)

Przemyslaw (Przemek) Bartlomiej (YP-Poland)

Sara Rito (APEF, Portugal)

Pomin Shu (PSA-Taiwan, Taiwan, China)

On behalf of this fabulous team of Executives and coordinators, I would like to say that we are looking forward to working with IPSF members and serve them during the upcoming busy year, also I would like to encourage all ambitious IPSF members to get more involved in IPSF through any of the vacant positions we still have.

Viva La Pharmacie!

Regards,

M. Sultan

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Mohamed Sultan

President, 2009-10

International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation (IPSF)

Immediate past Chairperson of Public Relations, 2008-09

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