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Dakar, Senegal · African vaccine manufacturing

SCIENCE · CAPACITY BUILDING · HEALTH SOVEREIGNTY

Ahmadou Lamine Diouf

Biomanufacturing Specialist | Advocating for African Vaccine Manufacturing

Working at the intersection of biomanufacturing, scientific solutions and advocacy to help strengthen Africa’s capacity to develop and produce vaccines.

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✳Advocating for African Vaccine Manufacturing Based in Dakar, Senegal
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Biomanufacturing · Advocacy · Africa

Ahmadou Lamine Diouf

Biomanufacturing

Technical training & exposure

Quality & GMP

Quality control foundations

MADIBA Programme

Student ambassador

Science & technology

Hybrid scientific and digital skills

THE VALUE I BRING

A practical perspective on Africa’s vaccine future.

A profile shaped by scientific training, laboratory realities and a commitment to local capacity building.

01 / PROCESS

Understand the production chain

Training across upstream and downstream processing, aseptic fill & finish, cleanroom practices and quality control.

02 / IMPLEMENTATION

Connect science to laboratory needs

A technical and customer-facing role that strengthens my understanding of scientific workflows, equipment and laboratory requirements.

03 / PEOPLE

Invest in African talent

Advocating for technology transfer, hands-on training and meaningful pathways for the next generation of African biomanufacturing professionals.

01 — ABOUT & ADVOCACY

A voice for stronger African health sovereignty.

I am a young Senegalese professional committed to the development of pharmaceutical sovereignty and local vaccine manufacturing in Africa.

My conviction is clear: Africa’s health autonomy depends not only on access to technology, but also on the ability to absorb it, operate it, improve it and pass on the knowledge.

Technology transfer

Building local capabilities requires more than equipment: it calls for knowledge transfer, process understanding and long-term partnerships.

Human capital

African young professionals must have access to practical training, mentorship and opportunities to contribute to industrial development.

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Sustainable vaccine manufacturing in Africa starts with people who can master the science, the processes and the systems.

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02 — EXPERTISE & EXPERIENCE

Scientific foundations. Industrial perspective. Digital fluency.

My pathway combines university-level scientific studies, specialised biomanufacturing training and practical exposure to laboratory and technical environments.

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Training and practical exposure are presented as such; this profile does not imply independent authorisation to manufacture or release vaccines.

03 — EVENTS & CONFERENCES

Engagement across the African health ecosystem.

Conferences, professional gatherings and opportunities to exchange ideas on vaccine manufacturing, public health and African scientific capacity.

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03 — INITIATIVES & IMPACT

Turning knowledge into shared momentum.

I believe that building a regional biomanufacturing ecosystem also means making knowledge accessible and bringing emerging talent into the conversation.

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A SHARED AFRICAN AMBITION

A stronger vaccine manufacturing ecosystem begins with knowledge, capability and collaboration.

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04 — CONTACT

Let’s connect around Africa’s biomanufacturing future.

Open to professional exchanges, scientific discussions, youth engagement and partnerships that advance vaccine manufacturing capabilities in Africa.

Location

Dakar, Senegal

Phone / WhatsApp

+221 77 101 82 90