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#ECTMIH2027

Refocusing on
Global Health

Barcelona, Spain | 25-28 October 2027

25-28 October 2027

CCIB (TBC)

Willy Brandt square, 11-14, 08019 Barcelona

What to Expect

  • 4 days of scientific sessions and discussions
  • ECTMIH Academy: 24 October
  • 1,500+ participants from around the world
  • Strong representation from LMICs
  • Networking and collaboration opportunities
  • Dedicated support for early-career researchers
  • Interdisciplinary and co-creation-focused sessions

About the Congress

The European Congress on Tropical Medicine and International Health (ECTMIH), is a biennial event that convenes the global health community to exchange knowledge, foster collaboration, and shape the future of global health. Initiated by FESTMIH in 1995, ECTMIH is the premier forum for driving debate on global health equity and scientific innovation. Since its first edition, ECTMIH has grown into a key platform connecting stakeholders from Europe and low- and middle-income countries.

After 16 years,  ECTMIH returns to Barcelona. Organised by ISGlobal in partnership with FESTMIH and SEMTSI, this biennial congress unites students, young and experienced researchers, policymakers, and global thinkers from all over the world to shape the future of international health and cooperation.  

Who Should Attend

Why ECTMIH 2027

Under the theme “Refocusing on Global Health”, the 2027 edition responds to a rapidly changing global landscape.

Shifting geopolitical priorities, reduced funding for global health, and increasing health inequalities demand a renewed perspective. This congress is a call to action to reassess priorities, strengthen collaboration, and address neglected areas in global health.

Scientific Programme

Hosts, pathogens and their interactions in the Global Health arena
Major infectious diseases in a globalised world
Clinical care and innovation: Next-generation solutions
Sexual and reproductive health and rights
Fragile populations, mobility and preparedness
Health systems strengthening, health equity, justice and the determinants of global health

To underscore the interdisciplinarity essential for addressing
these challenges, four cross-cutting themes will be prominently featured

Artificial intelligence and digital innovations for global health

Geopolitical and societal challenges

Health, the environment, climate and our planet at risk

Combating the growing challenge of antimicrobial and vector resistance

Artificial intelligence and digital innovations for global health

Geopolitical and societal challenges

Health, the environment, climate and our planet at risk

Combating the growing challenge of antimicrobial and vector resistance

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