Tunisia is currently hosting the TeleHealth Connect 2026 conference in its capital city, from September 29 to October 1, 2026. The event has drawn representatives from over 30 countries, along with officials, experts, and representatives from international and regional organizations. The conference aims to develop strategies, build partnerships, and improve governance and financing in the field of digital health.
On the sidelines of the conference, Tunisian Health Minister, Mustafa Al-Ferjani, met with his counterparts from Algeria, Mauritania, and Libya. The meeting focused on enhancing cooperation in telemedicine and the training of healthcare teams, with the goal of improving healthcare services and bringing them closer to citizens.
The conference program includes discussions on the future of digital health, telemedicine, artificial intelligence, data governance, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and financing. Participants will also explore ways to strengthen international partnerships and develop practical solutions to support the development of healthcare services and achieve equitable access to them.
According to the Tunisian Ministry of Health, the meeting between the health ministers of the four countries emphasized the importance of exchanging expertise and experiences in the field of digital health. This cooperation aims to improve healthcare outcomes and enhance the quality of services provided to patients.
The TeleHealth Connect 2026 conference provides a platform for experts and officials to share their experiences and knowledge on digital health. The event also offers an opportunity for countries to learn from each other and develop partnerships that can help address common healthcare challenges.
The conference is expected to contribute to the development of digital health strategies and policies that can help countries improve their healthcare systems. It also aims to promote the use of technology and innovation in healthcare, with a focus on achieving universal health coverage and reducing health disparities.
The participation of representatives from over 30 countries in the TeleHealth Connect 2026 conference reflects the growing interest in digital health and its potential to transform healthcare systems. The event is expected to conclude with recommendations and proposals for future cooperation and collaboration in the field of digital health.
Key points
- Tunisia hosts TeleHealth Connect 2026 conference to develop digital health strategies and partnerships.
- The conference brings together representatives from over 30 countries to share experiences and expertise in digital health.
- The event aims to promote the use of technology and innovation in healthcare to achieve universal health coverage.
