Morocco’s ABA Technology Pilots International AI-Driven Healthcare Transformation in Portugal

Author: Hanane AfeznaouiPublished on: May 3, 2026Country: Morocco

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Morocco’s ABA Technology Pilots International AI-Driven Healthcare Transformation in Portugal

ABA Technology Group has launched an international program, "Fusion AI for the Future of Health," with its first implementation at the University of Évora in Portugal. This program aims to reshape medical education, healthcare systems, and life sciences research through artificial intelligence. It includes teaching, research, and technological experimentation to integrate AI into healthcare innovation.

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