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EDCTP Forum 2027: Innovating together for resilient global health - Registration open
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Starts in 5 months from now

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Madrid, Spain

IFEMA Palacio Municipal
Madrid, Spain
Programmes
Health

The EDCTP Forum 2027 aims to bring together policymakers, researchers, regulators, and R&D partners to explore how equitable partnerships, collaborative research, innovation, and capacity-building can drive progress in global health across sub-Saharan Africa and Europe.

The Call for abstracts, scientific symposia and workshops is currently open. The deadline for submissions is 2 September 2026 at 17:00 (Brussels time). Find out more here. 

More information on the dedicated event website: EDCTP Forum 2027 | Innovating together for resilient global health. Registration is now open. 

Background: Global Health European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership 3 (Global Health EDCTP3) is a European and African partnership working to improve health through research and development.


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