ABOUT US:

The International Conference on Euro Public Health 2026, will serve as a comprehensive scientific and professional platform dedicated to engaging, empowering, and advancing knowledge across diverse domains of public health. As global health systems continue to face complex challenges—including emerging diseases, aging populations, health inequities, and environmental threats—this conference will address critical gaps in prevention, policy development, health system resilience, and population-based interventions.

Participants will benefit from in-depth discussions on epidemiology and disease surveillance, health promotion and prevention strategies, digital and public health innovation, health policy and economics, mental and community health, environmental and occupational health, and evidence-based public health practice. The conference will emphasize translational approaches that bridge research, policy, and real-world implementation.

We warmly invite you to participate in  the International Conference on Euro Public Health 2026, a global forum for advancing public health research, policy, and innovation. Join leading experts, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to exchange insights, foster collaboration, and drive meaningful progress toward healthier, more resilient populations worldwide.

WHY SHOULD ATTEND?

1. Stay updated with the latest advancements in public health research, policy, and practice
2. Gain insights into evidence-based strategies for disease prevention and health promotion
3. Exchange ideas with global experts and multidisciplinary professionals
4. Explore innovative public health technologies, digital health tools, and data-driven solutions
5. Build national and international collaborations that foster impactful public health initiatives
6. Enhance professional development, leadership skills, and academic visibility
7. Present research findings through oral and poster presentations
8. Participate in interactive workshops, panel discussions, and policy forums
9. Contribute to shaping resilient, equitable, and sustainable public health systems
10. Experience a world-class scientific conference in a vibrant and multicultural global city

WHO SHIOULD ATTEND?

1. Public Health Professionals and Practitioners
2. Epidemiologists and Population Health Researchers
3. Physicians, Nurses, and Allied Health Professionals
4. Health Policymakers, Public Administrators, and Government Officials
5. Academicians, Professors, Postdoctoral Researchers, and Students
6. NGOs, Public Health Organizations, and Community Health Leaders
7. Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, and Medical Device Industry Experts
8. Digital Health, AI, and Health Informatics Professionals
9. Environmental, Occupational, and Global Health Specialists
10. Health Economists, Sociologists, and Behavioral Scientists
11. International Agencies and Non-Profit Organizations

KEY HIGHLIGHTS:

1. Global Keynotes – Insightful addresses by internationally recognized public health leaders and policymakers
2. Plenary Sessions – High-level discussions on European and global public health priorities
3. Scientific Program – Comprehensive coverage of core and emerging public health disciplines
4. Policy Dialogues – In-depth discussions on health policy, governance, and system resilience
5. Digital Health – Focus on AI, data analytics, and public health informatics
6. Research Presentations – Oral and poster sessions featuring cutting-edge studies and innovations
7. Expert Panels – Interactive discussions with multidisciplinary public health experts
8. Skill Workshops – Practical, expert-led sessions for real-world public health application
9. Global Networking – Opportunities to connect with international professionals and institutions
10. Early Careers – Dedicated sessions and presentation opportunities for students and young researchers
11. Collaborative Platform – Engagement among academia, industry, NGOs, and government bodies
12. Knowledge Exchange – Bridging research, policy, and public health practice
13. Best Practices – Showcasing successful public health models and interventions
14. Host City – Experience a world-class conference in a vibrant global destination

VISA ASSISTANCE:

1. Invitation Letter: Official invitation letters will be issued to confirmed and fully registered participants to support visa applications.
2. Eligibility: Visa assistance is available for speakers, delegates, students, exhibitors, sponsors, and invited guests.
3. Visa Authority: Visa approval, processing time, and requirements are determined solely by the respective embassy or consulate.
4. Early Application: Participants are strongly advised to initiate their visa application process well in advance of the conference dates to avoid delays.
5. Organizer Support: The organizing committee will provide necessary supporting documents related to conference participation upon request; however, it does not issue visas or guarantee visa approval.
6. Accuracy of Information: Applicants are responsible for ensuring that all information submitted in their visa application is accurate, complete, and compliant with embassy requirements.
7. Travel Documentation: Participants must ensure that their passports are valid for at least six months beyond the travel dates and meet all entry requirements.
8. Financial Responsibility: All visa fees, travel expenses, accommodation, and related costs are the sole responsibility of the participant.
9. Non-Refund Policy: Registration fees will not be refunded in the event of visa denial unless otherwise stated in the conference refund policy.
10. Embassy Guidelines: Participants are encouraged to consult the official embassy or consulate website for up-to-date visa requirements and procedures.
11. Assistance Contact: Visa-related inquiries and requests for invitation letters should be directed to the conference secretariat after successful registration.

PARTICIPATION BENEFITS:

1. Academic Speaker: Present advanced research, policy analyses, clinical studies, or theoretical frameworks in public health. Engage with international experts, contribute to evidence-based discussions, foster interdisciplinary collaboration, and gain global academic recognition.
2. Student Speaker: Showcase innovative research ideas, projects, and early-stage findings on an international platform. Gain valuable presentation experience, receive expert feedback, and enhance visibility within the global public health community.
3. Delegate: Attend high-impact scientific sessions and gain insights into the latest advancements in public health research, policy, and practice. Network with global experts, researchers, practitioners, and policymakers.
4. Exhibitor: Display public health technologies, digital solutions, services, or educational resources to a targeted international audience. Generate leads, strengthen brand visibility, and connect with key decision-makers and stakeholders.
5. Participant: Be part of a dynamic scientific exchange focused on innovation, collaboration, and knowledge translation. Engage in discussions, interactive sessions, and professional networking opportunities.
6. Poster Presentation: Present your research visually and interact directly with peers and experts. Receive constructive feedback, stimulate discussion, and increase the visibility of your public health work.
7. Sponsor: Promote your brand and demonstrate leadership in public health innovation and advocacy. Gain maximum exposure through strategic branding, sponsored sessions, and direct engagement with a global audience.
8. Young Researcher / Early Career Professional: Highlight emerging research, build professional credibility, and gain recognition on an international platform. Connect with mentors, expand networks, and advance academic and career development.
9. Industry Professional: Explore partnerships, policy insights, and innovation opportunities in public health and healthcare systems. Collaborate with academia, government bodies, NGOs, and global health organizations.

SESSION AND TRACKS:

Track 1: Epidemiology and Disease Surveillance

Focused on the study of disease patterns, determinants, and health outcomes, this track explores modern surveillance methods, outbreak investigation, and population-level health monitoring. Discussions include emerging infectious diseases, chronic disease epidemiology, and data-driven health interventions.

Key Topics: Incidence & Prevalence | Risk Factor Analysis | Surveillance Systems | Global Health Trends | Outbreak Investigation | Predictive Modeling | Health Data Analytics | Predictive Analytics | AI-Driven Interventions | Digital Epidemiology | Innovative Health Technologies | Big Data in Public Health | Decision Support Systems |

Track 2: Health Policy and Governance

Examining public health policies, governance frameworks, and regulatory strategies, this track addresses evidence-based policymaking, health system reforms, and global health regulations. Sessions explore strategies to enhance efficiency, equity, and sustainability in health systems.

Key Topics: Health Legislation | Policy Analysis | System Strengthening | Public Health Law | Health Financing | Regulatory Frameworks | International Health Policy | Community-Based Programs | Public Health Interventions | Social Mobilization | Preventive Strategies | Health Outcomes Evaluation | Equity & Access |

Track 3: Environmental and Occupational Health

Exploring the impact of environmental and occupational factors on population health, this track covers pollution, workplace safety, climate change, and occupational disease prevention strategies.

Key Topics: Air & Water Quality | Industrial Hazards | Climate Health | Occupational Safety | Toxicology | Risk Assessment | Exposure Control | Health Financing | Economic Modeling | Cost-Benefit Analysis | Resource Allocation | Policy Evaluation | Sustainable Health Systems |

Track 4: Gene Therapy and Genome Editing

Focused on cutting-edge genetic interventions, this track covers gene replacement therapies, genome editing tools such as CRISPR, and vector technologies. Discussions include clinical progress, safety considerations, and long-term outcomes.

Key Topics: Molecular Pathways | Disease Mechanisms | Protein Misfolding Disorders | Metabolic Pathways | Lysosomal Storage Disorders | Mitochondrial Diseases | Neurodegenerative Rare Disorders | Disaster Preparedness | Emergency Response | Epidemic Modeling | Risk Communication | Crisis Management | Global Coordination | Vaccination & Containment |

Track 5: Infectious Disease Control and Immunization

Covers strategies for infectious disease prevention, outbreak control, vaccination programs, and global immunization initiatives. Sessions include epidemiology, vaccine development, and public health preparedness.

Key Topics: Vaccine Strategies | Epidemic Preparedness | Pathogen Surveillance | Antimicrobial Resistance | Immunization Coverage | Outbreak Response | Emerging Pathogens | Health Literacy | Behavior Change | Community Engagement | Public Awareness Campaigns | School-Based Programs | Risk Communication | Social Marketing |

Track 6: Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) Prevention

Addresses prevention, management, and policy interventions for NCDs such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancers, and respiratory illnesses. Discussions focus on lifestyle, behavioral interventions, and population health strategies.

Key Topics: Chronic Disease Management | Health Promotion | Lifestyle Interventions | Risk Reduction | Public Health Campaigns | Screening Programs | Health Education | Nutritional Epidemiology | Lifestyle Interventions | Obesity Prevention | Physical Activity | Public Health Campaigns | Chronic Disease Prevention | Community Nutrition 

Track 7: Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health

Explores strategies to improve health outcomes for mothers, children, and adolescents, covering nutrition, immunization, maternal care, adolescent health, and early intervention programs.

Key Topics: Prenatal Care | Child Development | Adolescent Wellness | Nutrition & Supplementation | Maternal Mortality Reduction | School Health Programs | Family Planning | Health Data Analytics | Telemedicine | eHealth Platforms | AI in Public Health | Mobile Health Solutions | Data Privacy | Decision Support Systems |

Track 8: Mental Health and Behavioral Sciences

Covers research, interventions, and policies related to mental health and behavioral health promotion. Focuses on prevention, treatment strategies, and integration of mental health into public health systems.

Key Topics: Depression & Anxiety | Community Mental Health | Behavioral Interventions | Substance Abuse | Policy & Advocacy | Mental Health Education | Psychosocial Support | Capacity Building | Health Workforce | System Resilience | Service Integration | Quality Improvement | Financing Models | Operational Research |

Track 9: Global Health and Health Equity

Examines strategies to reduce health disparities, achieve equity, and improve health outcomes globally. Topics include social determinants, resource allocation, and cross-border health collaboration.

Key Topics: Health Inequalities | Social Determinants | Equity-Focused Policies | Global Health Governance | Access to Care | International Collaboration | Vulnerable Populations | Depression & Anxiety | Community Mental Health | Behavioral Interventions | Substance Abuse | Policy & Advocacy | Mental Health Education | Psychosocial Support |

Track 10: Health Systems Strengthening

Focuses on improving efficiency, quality, and resilience of health systems. Sessions include service delivery, workforce development, financing, and system evaluation.

Key Topics: Capacity Building | Health Workforce | System Resilience | Service Integration | Quality Improvement | Financing Models | Operational Research | Depression & Anxiety | Community Mental Health | Behavioral Interventions | Substance Abuse | Policy & Advocacy | Mental Health Education | Psychosocial Support

Track 11: Digital Health and Public Health Informatics

Covers innovative digital technologies in public health, including health informatics, mobile health, telemedicine, and AI applications for population health monitoring and intervention.

Key Topics: Health Data Analytics | Telemedicine | eHealth Platforms | AI in Public Health | Mobile Health Solutions | Data Privacy | Decision Support Systems | Prenatal Care | Child Development | Adolescent Wellness | Nutrition & Supplementation | Maternal Mortality Reduction | School Health Programs |

Track 12: Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine

Explores the role of diet, lifestyle, and preventive interventions in promoting health and preventing disease. Includes population-based approaches and community interventions.

Key Topics: Nutritional Epidemiology | Lifestyle Interventions | Obesity Prevention | Physical Activity | Public Health Campaigns | Chronic Disease Prevention | Community Nutrition | Chronic Disease Management | Health Promotion | Lifestyle Interventions | Risk Reduction | Public Health Campaigns | Screening Programs

Track 13: Health Education and Promotion

Addresses strategies to educate populations, raise awareness, and promote healthy behaviors across communities and settings.

Key Topics: Health Literacy | Behavior Change | Community Engagement | Public Awareness Campaigns | School-Based Programs | Risk Communication | Social Marketing | Vaccine Strategies | Epidemic Preparedness | Pathogen Surveillance | Antimicrobial Resistance | Immunization Coverage | Outbreak Response |

Track 14: Occupational and Workplace Wellness

Focuses on improving employee health and safety, workplace wellness initiatives, and occupational risk management.

Key Topics: Workplace Health Programs | Ergonomics | Stress Management | Safety Standards | Occupational Disease Prevention | Mental Health at Work | Policy Compliance | Vaccine Strategies | Epidemic Preparedness | Pathogen Surveillance | Antimicrobial Resistance | Immunization Coverage | Outbreak Response |

Track 15: Pandemic Preparedness and Emergency Response

Covers planning, response, and mitigation strategies for public health emergencies, epidemics, and pandemics.

Key Topics: Disaster Preparedness | Emergency Response | Epidemic Modeling | Risk Communication | Crisis Management | Global Coordination | Vaccination & Containment | Molecular Pathways | Disease Mechanisms | Protein Misfolding Disorders | Metabolic Pathways | Lysosomal Storage Disorders | Mitochondrial Diseases |

Track 16: Health Economics and Policy Analysis

Focuses on economic evaluation, cost-effectiveness studies, and policy decisions to optimize health outcomes and resource allocation.

Key Topics: Health Financing | Economic Modeling | Cost-Benefit Analysis | Resource Allocation | Policy Evaluation | Sustainable Health Systems | Program Planning | Air & Water Quality | Industrial Hazards | Climate Health | Occupational Safety | Toxicology | Risk Assessment | Exposure Control

Track 17: Community and Population Health

Explores strategies for promoting health at the community level, including social interventions, preventive care, and population-based health strategies.

Key Topics: Community-Based Programs | Public Health Interventions | Social Mobilization | Preventive Strategies | Health Outcomes Evaluation | Equity & Access | Population Health Metrics | Health Legislation | Policy Analysis | System Strengthening | Public Health Law | Health Financing | Regulatory Frameworks |

Track 18: Artificial Intelligence and Innovation in Public Health

Covers the role of AI, machine learning, and emerging technologies in predictive modeling, health monitoring, and innovative public health solutions.

Key Topics: Predictive Analytics | AI-Driven Interventions | Digital Epidemiology | Innovative Health Technologies | Big Data in Public Health | Decision Support Systems | Smart Health Solutions | Health Legislation | Policy Analysis | System Strengthening | Public Health Law | Health Financing | Regulatory Frameworks |

MARKET ANALYSIS REPORT:

The public health and broader healthcare market in Europe represents a major economic sector with substantial growth and investment potential. In 2024, the European Union averaged 7.3% of GDP spent on health, with some countries like Austria, France, and Denmark reporting 8–9% of GDP health expenditures, underscoring the region’s commitment to quality healthcare services and system resilience. Germany alone accounted for healthcare spending of EUR 474.1 billion in 2023, representing about 12.8% of its GDP, while Europe as a whole comprised nearly 28.7% of the global healthcare market share thanks to strong regulatory frameworks and comprehensive health coverage systems. Population health management solutions, a key component of public health infrastructure, were valued at USD 104.3 billion in 2025, with forecasts to exceed USD 625 billion by 2034, driven by strategic investments in preventive care and data‑driven health programs.

Looking ahead to 2026 and beyond, Europe continues to face rising healthcare costs, with regional medical inflation projected at around 8.2% in 2026, slightly below global rates but still driving demand for innovative public health solutions and cost‑effective interventions. Meanwhile, the health insurance market in Europe was valued at USD 493.5 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow to USD 752.6 billion by 2033, reflecting expanded coverage and increased focus on preventive care. Public health spending remains a priority for government budgets—accounting for approximately 15% of total government expenditure in 2022—with projected increases driven by demographic shifts, technology adoption, and chronic disease burdens. These trends highlight the strategic importance of conferences like Euro Public Health 2026 in shaping policy, fostering innovation, and advancing sustainable population health strategies across Europe.