UNESCO-Merck Africa Research Summit

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The UNESCO-Merck Africa Research Summit (UNESCO-MARS) is an annual conference aimed at building research capacity in Africa, particularly in life sciences and health. It is a collaborative initiative between UNESCO and the Merck Foundation, focusing on empowering women and young researchers, promoting scientific excellence, and addressing health challenges across the African continent.^[1]