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Report of the International Congress on Health, Treatment, and Crisis Management in Unforeseen Events Prepared and Compiled by: Saeed Shahlaei Moghaddam Geographically, Iran is considered one of the ten most disaster-prone countries in the world.
Based on this, the second International Congress, "Health, Treatment, and Crisis Management in Unforeseen Events," with the aim of achieving an appropriate and uniform model for dealing with unforeseen events, was held for 3 days in Azar 1383 (November/December 2004) in the Razi Conference Halls of Iran University, with 7 specialized committees organized by the Medical Community Mobilization Organization.
The opening ceremony of the congress began with a message from the Presidency, in which part of the message read by the Minister of Health and Treatment stated: "It brings me great joy that the committed and caring thinkers of the Medical Community Mobilization Organization, in this valuable scientific movement, have stepped into the arena of effort and contemplation and, in the path of realizing the lofty goals of the software movement and scientific establishment, have called for discussion on one of the most important priority issues in the country.
On the other hand, thinkers and flagbearers in the field of knowledge and health will be the most deserving interpreters of its historical and national re-reading, so that under the protection of this recognition, they may find a worthy response to the country's management needs in the field of public culture-building in facing disasters, comprehensive and specialized training, and planning in software dimensions and efficient management of unforeseen events.