My name is KARAMA Ibrahima, and I am a microbiologist at the Nanoro Clinical Research Unit in Burkina Faso. My research focuses on the prevalence of Salmonella carriage in humans and animals in a rural community in Burkina Faso. It also looks at AMR (antimicrobial resistance) in this community and in rural hospital settings. I hold a master's degree in biochemistry/microbiology from the Université Joseph KI-ZERBO and have co-authored several articles dealing mainly with AMR. I have also participated in projects aimed at improving antibiotic stewardship and One Health strategies.