Accra to Host Major Continental Health Regulation Forum

Accra, Ghana is preparing to host a significant continental health forum, bringing together more than 300 leading health regulators, policymakers, and medical professionals from across Africa. The 28th Annual Scientific Conference of the Association of Medical Councils of Africa (AMCOA) is slated to take place in the Ghanaian capital from August 24 to 27, 2026.

The conference will focus on the theme: “Responsive Regulation for Safer Communities and …” This theme highlights the critical role of effective regulatory frameworks in ensuring public health and safety across the continent. Participants are expected to engage in discussions and share best practices related to medical regulation and its impact on community well-being.

This event underscores Ghana's growing role in continental health governance and collaboration. Hosting such a prominent gathering positions Accra as a key hub for dialogue and decision-making on critical health issues affecting African nations, fostering cooperation and advancing the standards of medical practice and regulation throughout Africa.