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باحثتان سعوديتان من بين ست باحثات عربيات يكرّمهن برنامج الشرق الأوسط للباحثات "لوريال-اليونسكو من أجل المرأة في العلم" لعام 2026

كرّم برنامج لوريال-اليونسكو من أجل المرأة في العلم لعام 2026 ست باحثات عربيات من السعودية ودول الخليج، تقديراً لإسهاماتهن العلمية في مجالات الطب واللقاحات والأمن المائي والتقنيات المستدامة.

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