We solicit your gracious presence at "Kuwait Annual Conference for AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Diseases" which will be taking place at the Regency Hotel from 27-28 Nov 2024.
The conference program is meticulously organized, providing a platform for meaningful discussions and interactions on the most up-to-date information on topics impacting the emergence, transmission, and management of AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Renowned speakers will deliver insightful presentations on a wide range of topics related to infectious diseases.
The event will prove to be particularly valuable in the context of the challenging times we are facing. It will also serve as an effective platform for the exchange of information, allowing participants to share their research findings, innovative approaches, and best practices. This collaborative environment will foster fruitful discussions and enable attendees to gain new perspectives and insights into these infectious diseases.
The event also invites medical companies to take advantage of the focussed Exhibition to market their products and services to our targeted audience by becoming a conference sponsor and/or exhibitor.
We invite you to join us at the event for the intense 3-days discussion about emerging ideas, data, insights, models, and approaches to combat HIV, STD and other infectious diseases.
Dr. Osama Albaksami
Head, Infectious Diseases Department.
Jahra 2 Hospital, Ministry of Health Kuwait.
Conference Chairperson.
“As the Director of Public Health and on behalf of the HIV Office, I am honored to welcome you to the Annual HIV and STI Conference. This event provides a vital platform for healthcare professionals, researchers, and advocates to come together, share insights, and explore innovative approaches in the fight against HIV.
Our commitment to raising awareness, strengthening partnerships, and advancing treatment and prevention efforts has never been stronger. Kuwait is making significant strides, and we are determined to be at the forefront of eliminating HIV and achieving global targets. By addressing stigma and expanding access to essential services, we can work toward a healthier, more inclusive future for all our communities.”
Dr. Fahad Al-Ghimlas
Director of the Public Health Administration