The Arab Arthroscopy and Sports Injuries Association (AASIA) is a professional scientific non profit organization dedicated primarily to the education, training, and development of young orthopedic surgeons in the fields of arthroscopy and sports injuries. The association aims to support early-career surgeons by providing structured learning opportunities, hands-on training, and access to experienced mentors across the Arab world. In addition, AASIA actively promotes collaboration among its members, creating a strong professional network that encourages shared learning, joint initiatives, and collective advancement in orthopedic practice.
vision
The vision of the Arab Arthroscopy and Sports Injuries Association (AASIA) is to become the leading educational and collaborative platform for young orthopedic surgeons in arthroscopy and sports injuries within the Arab region. AASIA aims to shape the next generation of orthopedic leaders by fostering innovation, unity, professionalism, and excellence in surgical practice.
mission
Bringing together orthopaedic surgeons in the arab region intersested in the field of arthroscopy and sports injuries.
AASIA raises the level of care in the field of orthopaedic sports medicine with a special focus on arthroscopy with its ultimate goal to improve musculoskeletal function and quality of life of patients in our region.
To achieve its mission, AASIA supports education, training and research and aims to improve cooperation among its members, national and international societies.
Education, Training, and Collaboration
The Arab Arthroscopy and Sports Injuries Association (AASIA) is committed to:
• Delivering structured educational pathways for orthopedic residents and young specialists
• Providing advanced hands-on cadaveric training in arthroscopy and sports injury surgery
• Facilitating mentorship between senior consultants and early-career surgeons
• Promoting multicenter research, joint publications, and scientific exchange
• Encouraging collaboration among members through meetings, committees, and digital platforms
• Establishing regional and international partnerships with recognized orthopedic societies.