In a significant step toward bridging academic knowledge with practical application, representatives from the Faculty of Science at Sabratha University conducted a field visit to the General Authority for Search and Identification of Missing Persons (GASIMP).

Bridging Science and Fieldwork

The visiting group was received by senior officials and heads of technical departments, who provided an in-depth overview of the Authority’s core operations. The visit focused on the critical role each department plays in the complex processes of search, recovery, and identification.

During the tour, the representatives were briefed on:

• Forensic Recovery: The precise methods used for the exhumation and recovery of remains.

• Sample Collection: The scientific protocols for taking biological samples for DNA analysis.

• Case Management: The legal and administrative procedures for opening official files for missing persons at GASIMP.

• Laboratory Excellence: The sophisticated mechanism for cross-matching samples within its state-of-the-art laboratories.

Recognition of Excellence

At the conclusion of the visit, the university representatives expressed their profound appreciation for the Authority’s tireless efforts and the warm reception they received. They commended the high-level technical advancements and the modern technologies employed by GASIMP, noting that such progress reflects a world-class standard in forensic and humanitarian work.

The faculty members emphasized that the valuable insights gained during this visit provide an essential practical dimension to their academic studies, reinforcing the importance of scientific cooperation in serving the nation.