From May 18 to 22, 2026, the Geneva Health Forum Conference will take place alongside the World Health Assembly (WHA). As the WHA convenes a political audience, the GHF Conference provides a unique platform conveying the perspectives of scientists, medical practitioners and field actors on the main challenges and opportunities for global health.
GHF 2026: Raise the voice of scientists and civil society
In 2026, GHF will organize nine events to amplify the voices of scientists and civil society actors on key global health priorities.
The themes selected by GHF — artificial intelligence in health systems, determinants of health, women health and access to care in emergency and conflict settings — directly echo the official agenda of the Assembly.
By aligning its discussions with these strategic priorities, GHF aims to contribute evidence-based insights, field experience, and civil society perspectives to ongoing debates, helping to promote more resilient, equitable, and sustainable health systems worldwide.
Humanitarian Alternatives recommands these talks about humanitarian issues :
- Access to care in conflict contexts
- Strenghtening Collaboration to Build Operational Pathways for Reconstructive Care in Conflict Settings
- Migration, displacement and health in a changing world: from the margins to a global health priority
- Health in a World of Crises and Impunity – Report of the Johns Hopkins Center for Humanitarian Health–Lancet Commission on Health, Conflict, and Forced Displacement
Visit the website to learn more and register today: https://worldhealthassembly2026.genevahealthforum.com/