The 9th “NUMERUS CLAUSUS” Graduation Ceremony
The big amphitheater of the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy of Bamako hosted, on February 2nd, 2017, the “NUMERUS CLAUSUS” ceremony, which marked the graduation of the 9th Pharmacy Promotion of the Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy. The students of this promotion chose the name of N’golo DIARRA, as a tribute to him, symbolizing recognition and respect.
This ceremony, held under the sponsorship of the Director of DELGEME, Professor Abdoulaye Djimdé, and the Association of Women Pharmacists (AFEPHAR), provided an occasion for the graduates of the 9th Pharmacy Promotion to receive their degrees in the presence of their proud parents who came in large numbers.
Several officials graced the event with their presence, including the Dean of the Faculty, who addressed the audience, expressing gratitude and giving a historical overview of the “Numerus Clausus,” a tradition that began in 2002.
Words from the Promotion President
The president of this promotion expressed gratitude on behalf of his classmates to the entire Faculty teaching staff. He also presented the central theme of their promotion: “What pharmacist for Mali of tomorrow?” In his address, he highlighted:
“This theme will allow us to discuss the stakes of our promotion.”
A Message from the Sponsors
The sponsors, Professor Abdoulaye Djimdé and representatives of AFEPHAR, thanked the students for selecting them as patrons of the promotion. They encouraged the graduates to serve as ambassadors of the Faculty of Pharmacy, reminding them that they are forever part of the institution’s legacy.
The sponsors concluded by echoing the slogan cherished by the graduates:
“All men are born equal, but only pharmacists are the best!”
