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WHO INVITES RECOMMENDS APPROVES CONVEYS 1. PROPOSES DOWN SYNDROME-ESTABLISHMENT OF A REGIONAL RESEARCH PRIZE FOUNDATION

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EMRC451R.9 DOWN SYNDROME-ESTABLISHMENT OF A REGIONAL RESEARCH PRIZE FOUNDATION

The Regional Committee,

Having reviewed the Regional Director's report on Down ~ ~ n d r o m e ' ;

Recalling its endorsement of the Regional Consultative Committee's proposal to agree to the establishment of prizes for research on priority problems in the Region;

Taking into consideration the high incidence of Down Syndrome in countries of the Eastern Mediterranean Region;

1. PROPOSES the establishment of a regional foundation prize for research into Down syndrome;

2. CONVEYS its appreciation to Dr Abdel Rahman Abdulla Al-Awadi for the generous offer of funds to be used to initiate this prize;

3. APPROVES the text of the Statutes of the Down Syndrome Research Prize Foundation in the Eastern Mediterranean Region;

4. RECOMMENDS the establishment of such a Foundation to the 103rd session of the Executive Board to be held in January 1999;

5. INVITES Member States, institutions and individuals to make voluntary financial contributions to WHO in order to increase the funds available to the Foundation for the award of such a prize.

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