AORTIC 2019 Conference

AORTIC’s 12th International Conference on Cancer in Africa

5 to 8 November 2019 at the Joaquim Chissano International Conference Centre in Maputo

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5 - 8 November 2019 | Cancer in Africa: Innovation, Strategies, Implementation

The AORTIC International Conference on Cancer in Africa is a unique platform to learn and collaborate. The conference brings together multidisciplinary specialists from the global cancer community to reduce the impact of cancer in Africa.

1000

Participants

55+

Countries represented

92+

Programme sessions

12+

Hours of networking

Sponsorship opportunities

Sponsoring AORTIC’s International Conference on Cancer in Africa will showcase your organisation’s work on cancer control and care and strengthen your position as a leader in the field.

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Register

Registration for the conference is open. Early rates are available until 30 June 2019.Contact the Conference Organiser on register@aorticconference.org if you have any questions.

Five reasons to attend

Present your research, share your expertise, hear case studies, and gain practical information that will ensure success in cancer management in Africa.
Participate in workshops led by our expert speaking faculty.
Broaden your network for clinical support and collaboration.
Keep up to date on cancer in Africa so you can make empowered and educated decisions.
Access more than twenty hours of networking with cancer professionals from +55 different countries, across all fields.

Who should attend

AORTIC conferences are designed to be of interest to a broad range of cancer professionals:

Doctors and nurses
Healthcare practitioners
Private, government, teachers, trainers, students
Academic researchers and investigators
Industry researchers and investigators
Regulatory agencies

Funders
Policy makers
Support groups
Patients
Cancer and health institutions / NPOs
Foundations and trusts