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From evidence to action: Collaborating for Egypt’s HIV response

Post-Aids 2026 workshop
30 September – 1 October 2026

From evidence to action: Collaborating for Egypt’s HIV response

Partner: Al Shehab Foundation for Comprehensive Development

In collaboration with: Egyptian National AIDS Program

Focus:

  • Key messages from AIDS 2026
  • Egypt’s HIV response in 2026: Progress, priorities and gaps
  • Civil society in action: Supporting Egypt’s national AIDS strategy
  • PrEP in practice: Building effective combination prevention in Egypt
  • Breaking barriers: Reducing HIV-related stigma in healthcare settings
  • Sustaining Egypt’s HIV response: Financing, integration and accountability

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Meeting material

Workshop programme
PrEP science update - Latest evidence and innovations - Ahmed Cordie
Starting PrEP in Egypt - Early lessons and next steps - Nehal El-Bakhshawangy
Key messages from AIDS 2026 - Mehdi Karkouri
PrEP in Morocco - Lessons-Learnt - Mehdi Karkouri
HIV & AIDS in the Eastern Mediterranean Region - Talking sustainability - Ahmed Sabry
Egypt’s national AIDS strategy - Priorities for action - Heba ElSayed
Egypt’s HIV response in 2026 - Progress, priorities and gaps - Heba ElSayed
Community-led monitoring - Turning community insight into stronger services - Walid Kamal

Quick links to our activities

Collaborative Initiative for Paediatric HIV Education and Research (CIPHER) Differentiated Service Delivery IAS Educational Fund HIV Vaccine Research Network IAS+ Journal of the International AIDS Society (JIAS) Mark Wainberg Fellowship Programme Me and My Healthcare Provider Person-Centred Care Towards an HIV Cure Youth Hub

Conferences

International AIDS Conference IAS Conference on HIV Science HIV Research for Prevention Conference

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