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AMR Leaders’ Summit is held at Dubai starting Thu Feb 12 2026. Full venue and schedule details are listed on this page.

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AMR Leaders’ Summit — Dubai 2026 CME Conference

AMR Leaders’ Summit

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This summit tackles Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) by bridging policy, technology, and clinical implementation. Held within WHX Labs Dubai, it focuses on regional challenges in the GCC and MENA, aiming for actionable outcomes and cross-sector partnerships.

Course Overview

The AMR Leaders' Summit is a premier event focused on tackling Antimicrobial Resistance by bridging policy, technology, and clinical implementation. Hosted within the expansive WHX Labs Dubai, this summit offers a unique platform that combines technical depth with policy-level discussions. It specifically addresses the challenges and opportunities within the GCC and MENA regions, moving beyond theoretical presentations to drive tangible outcomes such as policy commitments, funding pledges, and cross-sector partnerships. The agenda covers critical areas including national action plans, advanced surveillance, diagnostics, antibiotic stewardship, and the One Health approach, making it an essential gathering for leaders across healthcare, research, industry, and policy.

What you'll learn

Evaluate the gaps and opportunities in implementing national AMR action plans within the GCC and MENA regions.

Analyze the role of advanced surveillance systems, including genomics, in effectively tracking antimicrobial resistance patterns.

Assess the impact of rapid diagnostics and point-of-care testing (POCT) as a frontline defense against AMR.

Compare different antibiotic stewardship models for successful implementation in both hospital and community settings.

Understand the principles of the One Health approach by examining the intersections of human, environmental, and veterinary health in AMR.

Identify innovative policy and funding models required for a sustainable combat against AMR.

Discuss strategies for technology transfer and local manufacturing to enhance regional access to AMR solutions.

Apply best practices in patient safety and infection control to improve AMR-related outcomes.

Course Content

4 Modules • Detailed Clinical Curriculum

National AMR Action Plans
Exploring the gaps and opportunities for implementing effective national action plans against AMR within the region.
Surveillance Systems and Genomics
Utilizing advanced surveillance systems and genomic sequencing for the accurate tracking of antimicrobial resistance patterns.

Frontline Diagnostics
Highlighting the role of rapid testing and Point-of-Care Testing (POCT) integration as a primary defense against AMR.
Antibiotic Stewardship Models
Analyzing effective stewardship models for implementation in both hospital and community healthcare settings.

One Health Approach
Investigating the critical intersections between environmental, veterinary, and human health in the context of AMR.
Policy and Funding Innovations
Discussing new policy frameworks and sustainable funding models to support the long-term combat against AMR.
Technology and Local Manufacturing
Addressing strategies for technology transfer and the development of local manufacturing capabilities for AMR solutions.

Infection Control
Examining the direct link between robust infection control protocols, patient safety, and improved AMR outcomes.

Key Features

First GCC-based AMR summit integrated within a global diagnostics platform (WHX Labs). Unique focus on bridging policy, technology, and clinical implementation. Content tailored to the realities of the GCC and MENA regions. Networking opportunities with over 20,000+ attendees from various healthcare tracks. Outcome-driven agenda aiming for policy commitments, funding pledges, and partnerships. Led by distinguished regional scientific chairs from leading institutions. Addresses the full spectrum of AMR challenges from surveillance to patient safety. Platform for discussing technology transfer and local manufacturing solutions.

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