Prof. Nermine A. Sabry

Director of the Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau in Washington DC.

Dr. Nermine Sabry is a distinguished academic and healthcare leader currently serving as the Director of the Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau in Washington. A prominent figure in the field of clinical pharmacy, Dr. Sabry is a professor at Cairo University, where her expertise and dedication have significantly shaped pharmaceutical education and practice in Egypt and beyond. Dr. Sabry earned her Ph.D. in pharmacy from King’s College London in 2004, a pivotal achievement that set the foundation for her extensive contributions to the healthcare sector. Since receiving her doctoral degree, she has been a driving force in advancing clinical pharmacy, bringing innovative practices and research initiatives to the forefront of healthcare in Egypt. With a wealth of experience in healthcare consulting, Dr. Sabry has provided invaluable guidance to numerous hospitals both nationally and regionally. In addition to her consulting work, she has been an active participant in several national and international research projects, collaborating with leading experts in her field. Dr. Sabry is also an accomplished researcher and author, with over 60 international publications to her name in the realm of pharmacy. Her scholarly work has contributed significantly to the academic literature, making her a respected authority within the pharmaceutical community. Furthermore, her role as an expert on the Pharmaceutical Sector Committee of the Supreme Council of Universities has enabled her to influence pharmacy education at the national level, where she has played a crucial role in running the national pharmacy experiential training program. Beyond her academic and consulting contributions, Dr. Sabry is actively engaged in fostering educational exchange and collaboration through her position at the Egyptian Cultural and Educational Bureau. She is dedicated to promoting Egyptian culture and education on an international scale, ensuring that the rich heritage and scholarly achievements of her country are recognized globally.