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Yemen participates in first Gulf Autism conference

[24/01/2020 05:46]

MUSCAT-SABA
Yemen's health minister Naser Baoom participated in the first Regional Autism Conference which opened today at Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre in Muscat on 24.

The event which brought together experts and researchers in the field of autism from across the world will last until 26 January.

It aims at identifying needs and gaps in the literature and practice of caring for autistic children.