Zambart today proudly participated in the opening day of the Annual Zambia Science Conference, held as part of the 2025 National Science Week at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre (MICC). The national event, organised by the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC) in partnership with the University of Zambia (UNZA) and other key stakeholders, is being held under the theme: “Harnessing STI for a Resilient Zambia: Innovative Solutions for Sustainable Growth and Inclusive Development.”
Zambart’s exhibition stand received a special highlight during the conference when the Minister of Technology and Science, Honourable Felix C. Mutati, MP, visited the stand. The Minister engaged with the Zambart team, acknowledging the institution’s longstanding role in advancing infectious disease research, operational studies, and community-centred innovation.
The Zambart team presented ongoing work in HIV, TB, STI and emerging public health research areas, including new studies aligned with national priorities on digital innovation and community-engaged science.
By participating in this year’s conference, Zambart reaffirms its mission to advance locally relevant scientific solutions that address Zambia’s most pressing public health challenges. The institution continues to work closely with government, communities, academic institutions, and global partners to improve health outcomes and contribute to the national development agenda.