Medicine School of Tunis(

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. It is a public institution that belongs to the Tunis El Manar University.

History

The school was founded in 1964 with only 59 students enrolled. The courses took place in the human and social sciences faculty of Tunis in that year. In 1965, they changed into the University Hospital Charles-Nicolle.

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was the first dean of the school. Faculté de médecine de Tunis en 1964-1965.jpg, Medicine School of Tunis in 1964–65 Fac Med Tunis.JPG, Old building of the Medicine School of Tunis Debating club at FMT.jpg, Debating club at the medicine school of Tunis.

Location

The school is located in 15 Djebel Lakhdhar Street La Rabta 1007 in Tunis . Rue de la Faculté de médecine نهج كلية الطب.jpg, Medicine School of Tunis Street La cour de la faculté de medecine de tunis.JPG, Hall of the Medicine School of Tunis Main Hall of FMT.jpg, Main hall of the school Hall of the labs department.jpg, An outdoor space in the labs department

Deans

Since its foundation, the Medicine School of Tunis had eight deans.Doyens
Medicine School of Tunis * 1964–1971 :

(anatomo-pathologist) * 1971–1974 :

Mongi Ben Hamida Mongi Ben Hamida (Arabic: منجي بن حميدة), born 1 February 1928 in Kelibia, and died on May 4, 2003, was a Tunisian neurologist and neuropsychiatrist. Education After finishing his primary education in Kairouan, Ain drahem and Kelibi ...

(neurologist) * 1974–1976 : Amor Chadli (anatomo-pathologist) * 1976–1977 : Zouhair Essafi (surgeon) * 1977–1986 : Hassouna Ben Ayed (nephrologist and internist) * 1986–1994 : Abdelaziz Ghachem (specialist in medical work and forensic medecine) * 1994–2000 : Chalbi Belkahia (pharmacologist) * 2000–2005 : Rachid Mechmèche (physiologist) * 2005–2011 : Abdeljelil Zaouche (surgeon) * 2011–2017 : Ahmed Maherzi (pediatrician) * 2017–present : Mohamed Jouini (surgeon)

Notable people

Habiba Djilani Habiba Djilani Horchani (Arabic: حبيبة الجيلاني الحرشاني), (17 September 1949, in Tunis – 12 September 2007, in Tunis) was the first Tunisian female surgeon and the first Tunisian and African thoracic surgeon. Studies Hab ...

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