The Permanent Secretary of the National Committee for Ethics in Health Research (CNEPS) of Guinea-Bissau, Mouhammed Djicó, described the CT-Luso training programme as a journey of “great anticipation, a lot of learning and many gains”. Watch the VIDEO HERE.
Throughout the six-month training programme, from December 2024 to June 2025, he highlighted the quality of the content and the opportunity to engage with innovative approaches to clinical research.
One of the aspects he valued most was the rich diversity of the group of trainees, with participants from different fields of knowledge. With a background in social sciences, Djicó said he was able to revisit subjects he had not studied for many years, such as biology and chemistry, which contributed to a broader perspective.
At the end of his testimonial, he also stressed the importance of extending the experience through webinars on specific topics. This initiative is already planned as part of the CT-Luso Project and will help make the most of the knowledge acquired.
