Philosophy and ethics: towards establishing bioethical education

Ethics is no longer limited to a personal normative issue; it is now framed by internationally accepted, sometimes binding, social institutions and moral rules. This evolution, influenced by global scientific elites, highlights the emergence of a new moral and legal thinking aimed at universality similar to that of human rights. This study explores how some Arab and Algerian re-searchers, particularly through bioethics, address these ethical challenges. Is it possible to say with certainty that ethics has replaced morality? And does the transition from morality to ethics fall within the questions of forward-looking philosophy? The aim of the study: Is it possible to say with certainty that ethics has replaced morality? And does the transition from morality to ethics fall within the questions of forward-looking philosophy?