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HIV expert Marie Laga Commander in the order of Leopold

Prof. Marie Laga, HIV expert of ITM, was awarded the honour of Commander in the order of Leopold by the Belgian king.
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Marie Laga was pleasantly surprised and honoured, when she heard the news: “This is a sign of appreciation of our HIV work and team, where we combine science and social engagement.

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