President’s Remark

Dr. Pravin Peraba
President of MSART
2026 - 2028

The Malaysian Society of Assisted Reproduction Technology (MSART) is a non-profit organization for professionals in Malaysia's reproductive healthcare field. MSART has grown from a small group of dedicated individuals to over 490 members as of December 2025. These members include clinicians, embryologists, nurses, counselors, and industry partners. MSART is aware of the global decline in fertility rates which has not spared our country either. The Society believes that patients seeking assisted reproductive technologies (ART) need more awareness, easier access, and safe treatment options. With that in mind, we work hand in hand with the Malaysian government to shape policy and increase accessibility for all Malaysians keen to have children. MSART is committed to ::

Educating the public about ART and reproductive health.
Creating a space for open discussion, collaboration, and support among reproductive healthcare professionals.
Encouraging research and education in ART.
Advocating for better, more effective, and safer treatment options for couples facing infertility.

MSART offers several ways for its members to share knowledge and collaborate :

Monthly webinars on relevant clinical, embryology, and nursing topics.
An annual reproductive medicine conference in Kuala Lumpur for in-depth discussions and learning.
Collaboration with international organizations like ASPIRE, PSRM, and IFFS to exchange ideas and best practices globally.
Certification programs for physicians, embryologists and nurses.

MSART invites all reproductive healthcare professionals in Malaysia, in both public and private sectors, to join our community. By working together through collaboration, education, research, and policy advocacy, MSART aims to improve ART services in Malaysia and help individuals and couples struggling with infertility. We warmly welcome you to MSART!

About MSART

The MSART committee and members are focused on the following :

To improve public awareness on infertility through public education.
To assist in the training of health care professionals in the appropriate management of infertility.
To champion the basic reproductive rights of all couples & individuals to decide freely and responsibly on the number, spacing and timing of their children.
To educate infertile couples, in all matters relating to their respective conditions.
To promote research on the causes, prevention, management and other aspects of infertility.
To cooperate with and guide government and non-governmental bodies in matters related to Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) including the formulation of guidelines and regulations.
To represent the country at international meetings on infertility.