PLENARY TOPICS:
Scientific Programme
- Political leadership and partnerships to promote and accelerate access to innovation prevention & care.
- To build, strengthen and invest in Africa’s scientific capacity and manufacturing of vaccines, diagnostics, and therapeutics.
- Management of COVID 19 in Africa: Impact & Way forward.
- HIV, TB & other co-infections: The journey ahead.
- HIV Pediatrics: how far did we relieve the burden on children and what is the perspective towards 2030?
Leadership Programme
- African leadership in ending AIDS in Africa: Abuja Declaration: where are we?
- Sustaining gains during COVID-19.
- The new Global strategy to end AIDS by 2030: what do we need to do differently in Africa.
- HIV prevention is everyone’s Business: The pathway to stemming new infections in Africa.
- Adolescent girls, young women & men: Key to achieving the end of AIDS in Africa in 2030.
Community Programme
- Implementing person centered key population programming at scale.
- Health System Strengthening: The funding Landscape: health financing and Domestic Resource Mobilization.
- Addressing the needs of People who Use Drugs to achieve epidemic control.
- Impact of COVID 19 on HIV Services
- Epidemic Control in Africa: Response from the Diaspora
Plenary Speakers
H.E. Eric Goosby
founding director of the Ryan White CARE ActPlenary Topic: HIV, TB & other co-infections: The journey ahead.
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H.E. Marisol Touraine
Former Minister of Health, FranceBoard Chair of Unitaid
Plenary Topic: Political leadership and partnerships to promote and accelerate access to innovation prevention & care.
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Dr. Natalia Kanem
United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)Plenary Topic: HIV prevention is everyone’s Business: The pathway to stemming new infections in Africa.
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Dr. John Nkengasong
Director, Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention African Union CommissionPlenary Topic: Management of COVID 19 in Africa: Impact & Way forward.
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Dr. Matshidiso Moeti
Regional Director for AfricaWorld Health Organization (WHO)
Plenary Topic: Sustaining the gains during COVID-19.
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Mr. Daouda Diouf
Executive Director, ENDA SANTEPlenary Topic: Impact of COVID 19 on HIV Services
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Madam Solange L. Baptiste
Executive Director, ITPCPlenary Topic: Health System Strengthening: The funding Landscape: health financing and Domestic Resource Mobilization.
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Dr. Shannon Hader
Deputy Executive Director of Programme at UNAIDS and Assistant Secretary General at the United NationsPlenary Topic: The new Global strategy to end AIDS by 2030: what do we need to do differently in Africa.
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Dr. Malebona Precious Matsoso
Director of the Health Regulatory Science Platform, a division of the Wits Health Consortium at the University of the WitwatersrandPlenary Topic: To build, strengthen and invest in Africa’s scientific capacity and manufacturing of vaccines, diagnostics and therapeutics
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Dr. Chewe Luo
GLOBAL CHIEF OF HIV AND ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR IN PROGRAMME DIVISION OF UNICEF AT HEADQUARTERS IN NEW YORKPlenary Topic: HIV Pediatrics: how far did we relieve the burden on children and what is the perspective towards 2030?
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Mr. Richard Nininahazwe
Africa Coordinator, NPUDPlenary Topic: Addressing the needs of People who Use Drugs to achieve epidemic control.
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Miss. Doreen Moraa Moracha
HIV ActivistPlenary Topic: Epidemic Control in Africa: Response from the Diaspora.
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Mr. Roberto Paulo
Executive Director, LAMBDAPlenary Topic: Implementing person centered Key population programming at scale.
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Dr Thato Chidarikire
Director for HIV Prevention ProgrammesPlenary Topic: Adolescent girls, young women & men: Key to achieving the end of AIDS in Africa in 2030.
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Hon. Dr. Joe Phaahla
Minister of Health, South AfricaPlenary Topic: African leadership in ending AIDS in Africa: Abuja Declaration: where are we?.
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