African Allied Healthcare Summit
23-24 July 2026

Building bridges between Africa-based and diaspora allied healthcare professionals.

Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana, Legon, Accra.

African Allied Healthcare Summit
23-24 July 2026

Building bridges between Africa-based and diaspora allied healthcare professionals.

Cedi Conference Centre, University of Ghana, Legon, Accra.

The African Allied Healthcare Summit brings together Africa-based and diaspora healthcare professionals to address critical gaps in care, workforce capacity, and access through collaboration that leads to long-term, practical impact.

Abstract Submissions Closed

The abstract submission deadline for AAHS 2026 passed on May 20, 2026. Thank you to everyone who submitted. Confirmed presentation details will be shared as the summit program is finalized.

Submission Deadline: May 20, 2026

What This Summit Is

A Platform for Healthcare Collaboration:

The African Allied Healthcare Summit brings together healthcare leaders, practitioners, policymakers, and partners to support cross-border collaboration and knowledge exchange aimed at strengthening healthcare systems across Africa.

What to Expect

Healthcare Heroes Creating Change in Africa

The Gala

A special evening to celebrate excellence and inspire others. The African Allied Healthcare Gala honors outstanding health leaders and partners who are  leading the way in improving healthcare across Africa and the diaspora.

It’s a night to recognize impact, share stories, and connect with those shaping the future of healthcare.

Cedi Conference Centre at the University of Ghana, Legon
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Connecting Health Leaders & Innovators

Key Goals

Health Heroes Creating Change in Africa

Who Should Attend

This summit is open to individuals and institutions passionate about health transformation in Africa:

Healthcare professionals collaborating at the African Allied Healthcare Summit
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Connecting Health Leaders & Innovators

Background & Justification

Background & Justification: Under-resourced Health Systems: Shortages of trained personnel, infrastructure, and inclusive services remain a major challenge.

Diaspora Engagement: Thousands of highly trained diaspora professionals are eager to contribute but need direct, strategic pathways to do so.
Mutual Benefit: Cross-continental collaboration strengthens global knowledge and improves culturally grounded care delivery.

Our Partners

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