Accurate answers regarding the Council's identity, membership conditions, and work mechanisms within the Scientific Advisory Council (SAC).
The Council is a high-level international scientific advisory entity, officially affiliated with the General Secretariat of the United Organizations (UO). The Council operates as an independent body to provide scientific advice and formulate strategic policies for member states and organizations.
The General President, the Secretary-General, and their deputies serve a four-year term, renewable only once to ensure leadership renewal. General membership in the Council and its committees is annual and renewable based on performance and contribution.
We adopt a sustainable and diversified funding model that includes international grants (30%), revenue from training programs and conferences (25%), and research services, ensuring the Council's financial and operational independence.
Institutions and individuals can submit a formal cooperation or membership request via the "Join Us" page on the website, or contact the General Secretariat directly to discuss partnership opportunities in research and strategic projects.
Membership is open to scientific elites, distinguished researchers, and academic and research institutions with a proven track record of achievements. We welcome all who share our vision of employing science to serve humanity.
The Information Center aims to provide comprehensive clarifications regarding the Council's structure, operational mechanisms, and regulatory policies, enabling individuals and entities to understand membership requirements and scientific cooperation.
