A union of science, service, and stewardship.
The Arab Society for Mycotoxicology brings together researchers, clinicians, educators, and policymakers to advance the understanding and control of mycotoxins.
Founded on a shared imperative.
Mycotoxins — toxic secondary metabolites produced by fungi — represent one of the most significant yet under-addressed threats to food safety, animal health, and human wellbeing across the Arab region.
The Arab Society for Mycotoxicology was founded to unify the regional scientific community, providing a dedicated platform for research, education, and policy advocacy. Through conferences, workshops, and publications, the Society empowers a new generation of specialists committed to solving complex challenges in mycotoxin research.
Mission
Advance scientific research, training, and collaboration in mycotoxicology to safeguard health and food security.
Vision
Become the leading regional authority and global voice for mycotoxicology in the Arab world.
Objectives
Foster excellence, accelerate innovation, and elevate public awareness through rigorous science.
The science behind safer futures.
Mycotoxins contaminate up to 25% of the world's food crops. Their impact spans agriculture, public health, and international trade — making mycotoxicology one of the most consequential fields of applied science today.
Our Pillars
Research Excellence
Supporting peer-reviewed inquiry across analytical, biological, and clinical mycotoxicology.
Capacity Building
Training programs, fellowships, and mentorship for emerging scientists in the region.
Policy & Advocacy
Advising regulators and standards bodies on evidence-based mycotoxin policies.
Global Partnership
Building lasting links with international societies, journals, and research consortia.