GLOBAL HEALTH SUMMIT 2027

Andaman Islands | January 27th to 31st, 2027

Scientific Sessions
Royal Heritage & Cultural Experience
Hyderabad Sightseeing
Networking & Collaboration
Expperience
Andaman Islands
A Perfect Blend of Science, Culture & Heritage
$1799 per person
(Double Occupancy)
Additional $800
per person for
Single Occupancy

5 - Days Andaman Islands Itinerary Highlights

Basic Flight Ticket Included
DAY 1
January 27th
Port Blair to Havelock Island
DAY 2
January 28th
Havelock Island
DAY 3
January 29th
Havelock Island
DAY 4
January 30th
Havelock – Neil Island – Port Blair
DAY 5
January 31st
Departure from Port Blair

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Travel Agent

About the Summit

American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) will be hosting its 19th annual AAPI Global Healthcare Summit (GHS) in Bhubaneswar from January 9-11, 2026.

AAPI invites you to participate and contribute make the GHS a grand success. The event will be attended by well over hundreds of medical students and AAPI delegates from US and doctors in India.

Invited guests include Medical College Professors, Principals, Deans and NMB chair and other members. Dignitaries include Hon. President of India, Prime Minister of India, Health Minister of India etc. There are opportunities for Exhibits, Product Theaters to promote your services, products, and values. etc.

We request you to generously support the GHS so that we can work on our common goals and commitment to quality medical education and better health outcomes in India and worldwide.

ABOUT SUMMIT:

GHS 2026 (summit.aapiusa.org) will be the nineteenth year of AAPI’s constant commitment towards making quality healthcare affordable and accessible to all people of India.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SUMMIT:

Several prominent physicians and academicians are invited and have accepted to be the keynote speaker and chairs of various academic sessions planned and organized during summit.

This summit aims to bring together leading experts, researchers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to explore and discuss comprehensive strategies to reduce cancer risk and heart attacks in Indian population. Our agenda includes:

Key Themes

1. Scientific Research:

Presenting the latest studies on genetic and environmental factors affecting cancer and heart disease, particularly within Indian population, to enhance understanding and develop targeted interventions.

2. Preventive Measures:

Sharing best practices for lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise, and emphasizing the critical role of regular screenings in early detection and prevention.

3. Healthcare Policies:

Discussing effective policies and programs to improve access to preventive care and early diagnosis, with a focus on reaching underserved communities in India.

4. Collaborative Projects:

Initiating global research collaborations to address the unique health challenges faced by India and promote innovative solutions.

5. Community Engagement:

Hosting workshops and seminars to educate the public on risk reduction strategies and encourage active participation in health programs.