Here is the English translation of the provided Arabic text: **Merit University organized the Third International Medical Conference entitled “Integrated Medical Education: Horizons and Challenges,” under the patronage of Prof. Dr. Seddik Afifi – Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Prof. Dr. Sosan Morsi – President of the University, and Prof. Dr. Nabil Nour El-Din – Vice President of the University. The conference was chaired by Prof. Dr. Alaa Radwan – Head of the Surgery Department, with the participation of the deans and vice deans of the Faculties of Medicine, Physical Therapy, and Pharmacy.** **The conference was honored by the presence of Prof. Dr. Hossam Badrawi – an educational expert and Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, along with a distinguished group of presidents, deans, and professors from the Faculties of Medicine, Physical Therapy, and Pharmacy from various universities.** **The Third International Medical Conference is considered the largest scientific event at the university. It provided an unprecedented scientific dose for all attending physicians, as it included the discussion of sixty-nine local and international research papers distributed across the programs of the three faculties (Medicine, Physical Therapy, and Pharmacy) over thirteen scientific sessions, chaired and discussed by eighty expert professors in various medical specialties from thirteen Egyptian universities. In addition, five Western and Arab international universities participated, including contributions from the United States, Belgium, Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Jordan.** **General Electric, Life Capital, Hira Company, and SMS Pharmaceuticals participated as sponsors of the conference. The conference continues into its second consecutive day, during which university students will organize a Student Medical Conference to discuss twenty-two research papers over three scientific sessions, with the participation of twenty-eight students from the University Student Union, in addition to student research groups consisting of ninety-four male and female students, under the supervision of university professors.**