Establish highly specialized training programs such as fellowships and recognized Allergy/Immunology Medical Board Certification in the region
 

Develop Regional Centers of Excellence to improve patient care
 

Promote Allergy and Immunology collaboration with Centers of Excellence in the Gulf region and establish exchange programs for trainees to gain knowledge and experience of allergic and immunologic disorders
 

Work closely with regional health authorities to implement evidence-based guidelines and initiatives such as neonatal screening for primary immunodeficiency,  early diagnosis of rare immunologic conditions, and infant feeding guidelines to help decrease the risks and burdens of Allergic and Immunologic diseases
 

Establish registries throughout the Gulf region for certain Allergic and Immunologic conditions such as Hereditary Angioedema, asthma and PID
 

Work jointly with medical schools to ensure that Allergy and Immunology education and training conforms to high international standards, and to ensure that students and trainees have access to training in this important but often under-represented area of the world
 

Improve collaboration with national and regional societies such pulmonology, rheumatology, dermatology and infectious disease
 

Work with reputable international organizations to identify areas of collaboration that benefit our region
 

Develop and provide reliable and accurate information related to Allergic and Immunologic disorders for patients, families, healthcare providers, and other caregivers