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The Healthcare Federation of Nigeria (HFN) is set to hold its Annual Conference, which will convene all major private healthcare stakeholders in Nigeria.
Set to take place on Thursday 8th and Friday 9th February 2024, at the prestigious Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos, this landmark event will explore the theme “Bridging the Gaps in Healthcare: Public-Private Integration as a Catalyst for Sustainable Growth.”
The HFN Annual Conference serves as a pivotal platform where thought leaders, policymakers, and industry experts converge to deliberate on critical issues shaping the trajectory of healthcare in Nigeria. Building on the impact of our previous conferences, this year’s conference promises to be a pivotal moment for shaping the trajectory of healthcare in our country.
Distinguished guests expected to grace the occasion include the Minister of State for Health, Dr Tunji Alausa, Special Adviser to the President of Nigeria, on Health, Dr Salma Anas, Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Prof Moji Adeyeye, alongside other prominent figures from the public and private healthcare sphere. Their presence is a testament to the conference’s significance as a forum for constructive dialogue between public and private healthcare entities.
Speaking abour the conference, the President of HFN, Dr Pamela Ajayi said: “The HFN Annual Conference is not just an event; it’s a collaborative journey toward a healthier, more resilient Nigeria. We are thrilled to provide a space where the public and private sectors can unite, share insights, and collectively drive positive change in our healthcare landscape,” said Dr Pamela Ajayi, President of HFN.
“The comprehensive agenda includes plenaries, engaging presentations, insightful deep dives, vibrant exhibitions showcasing the latest innovations, and constructive debates that promise to shape the future of healthcare in Nigeria. As a celebratory finale, the conference will feature a Gala Award Dinner recognizing outstanding contributions to the healthcare sector.
“We would like to specially thank our partners and sponsors including Pharmaccess, Bridge Clinic, Advantage Health Africa, Leadway Health Limited, MUNA Foundation, Pirano Energy, amongst others. Together, we are shaping the future of healthcare, and we look forward to even greater collaborations ahead.”
The HFN is a coalition of stakeholders in the private healthcare sector. It is an apolitical, non-partisan, nonprofit organization aiming to collectively advocate for improving Nigeria’s private health sector. Committed to advancing the quality of healthcare services, HFN catalyzes collaboration and innovation in the Nigerian healthcare industry.
