The African Region has made progress in the control of TB, TB/HIV, tobacco, asthma, and other lung diseases though serious challenges still exist for the Region to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.
The 18th Union Conference, African Region
Theme: TB, TB/HIV and other lung diseases: challenges to the attainment of MDGs in AfricaLocation: Abuja, Nigeria
Venue: International Conference Center (ICC), Abuja
Date: 3–5 March, 2011
The 18th Union Conference, African Region with the theme, TB, TB/HIV and other lung diseases: challenges to the attainment of MDGs in Africa will afford the opportunity to critically review the progress made towards the attainment of the MDGs and share best practices in overcoming the challenges in the control of these diseases.
The emergence of drug resistant TB (MDR/XDR) in the face of high prevalence of HIV makes it even more imperative as a region to discuss new initiatives, and share innovative ideas that could facilitate collective efforts towards controlling these diseases as well as reaching the MDGs.
This conference will also provide a forum for scientific and community sessions to address and provide pragmatic solutions to the major issues of TB, TB/HIV, tobacco and other lung diseases in the African Continent.
Abuja, the chosen city for this conference, is rated the most beautiful emerging capital city in Africa with serene, picturesque environment and clement tropical climate, which makes it irresistible for visitors.
Visa requirements
It is the sole responsibility of the delegate to take care of his/her visa requirements. Delegates should contact the nearest Nigerian embassy or consulate to determine the appropriate timing of their visa applications.Contact details
Uche Osoka, +234 704 2375 642, coordinator@afrouniontbconf2011.orgTracy Ogbonna, +234 704 2371 466, programme@afrouniontbconf2011.org
Oru Agbor, +234 704 2371 479, logistics@afrouniontbconf2011.org
For further information, see the General Conference Guidelines at http://afrouniontbconf2011.org/en/guidelines.html
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