A four-day arc designed to move from welcome to policy, then to skills and innovation, and finally to commitments and closure.
Welcome & onboarding
Leadership & dialogue
Skills & competition
Commitments & closing
Welcome reception, tech checks, and digital participant kits.
Participants can log in, verify their accounts, and explore the platform.
E-badge, programme PDF, branded virtual backgrounds, and welcome pack.
Participants test audio, video, and breakout room access before the summit begins.
Icebreaker networking rooms hosted by volunteers. Meet delegates from across Africa.
Final run-through for volunteers, moderators, and speakers before the summit opens.
Keynotes, ministerial dialogue, and continental policy conversation.
FAMSA leadership and host government representative welcome all delegates.
WHO / Africa CDC / global health-tech leader delivers the opening keynote.
AI/health-tech leaders and clinicians discuss real applications across the continent.
Ministers and Deputy Ministers of Health & ICT from multiple African nations.
Heads of State / Government representatives and continental health leaders.
Telemedicine founders and health informaticians share practical insights.
In-depth chat with a prominent digital health innovator, moderated with live Q&A.
Structured speed-networking rooms by profession and interest.
Hands-on bootcamps, hackathon, and the innovation pitch competition.
Choose one track: AI in Medicine · Health Data Science · Telemedicine Practice · Digital Entrepreneurship · MedTech Product Development · Research Methods.
Virtual booths, sponsor demos, and startup showcases. Explore the future of African health-tech.
Team breakout rooms with rotating mentor visits. Teams build solutions to real health challenges.
Finalists pitch to a panel of investors and health-tech executives. Live scoring and Q&A.
Small-group mentorship rooms, CV and interview clinics with senior African health leaders.
Informal themed rooms — country chapters, specialty interest groups, and open networking.
Research highlights, policy communiqué, awards, and cultural showcase.
Selected student research showcased to the full summit audience.
Policymakers and student representatives co-draft the Digital Health Policy Communiqué.
Steering Committee and Technical Advisory Committee present formal recommendations.
Winners announced. Prizes and recognition presented to top teams and special awards.
FAMSA leadership closes the summit. Partner appreciation and commitments announced.
Pre-recorded cultural tour, live performances, and food/culture segment from across the continent.
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