Join Us in Shaping Africa’s Health and Development Future!
Step into a transformative experience where your voice matters. As a delegate, you’ll be at the heart of critical conversations aimed at redefining the future of health and development in Africa. This is your chance to be part of an agenda-setting dialogue that challenges the global status quo, addresses power imbalances, and places Africa’s priorities firmly on the world stage.
Gain exclusive insights from an extraordinary line-up of visionaries, including global leaders and local experts. Discover fresh perspectives on the most pressing health issues of our time as per the sub-themes below:
• Climate and Health
• Research Innovation & Technology
• Health Financing
• Human Behavior
• Health Indicators in Fragile Settings
• Equity, Diversity & Inclusion
• Politics and Governance
• Localization
• Meaningful Youth Engagement
Champion Your Agenda
Here’s your platform to make your agenda known. Advocate for transformative policies, influence decision-makers, and drive sustainable health investments. Your voice will be amplified by data-driven, evidence-based approaches, ensuring your calls for action are credible, compelling, and impossible to ignore.
Engage with Africa’s Next Generation of Leaders
Witness the brilliance and energy of youth leaders as they lead the charge for a better future. This is your opportunity to join a movement shaped by their commitment to:
• Better Governance
• Accountability & Transparency
• Innovation & Technology
• Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Build Powerful Networks
Forge invaluable connections with African thought leaders, issue experts, and change-makers from across the continent and beyond. These connections don’t end with the event—they’re catalysts for future collaborations. Join a community of like-minded individuals and organizations who are deeply committed to action, not just talk.
Don’t just be a participant—be a change-maker. This is your invitation to step up, speak out, and shape the future of health and development in Africa.