In the afternoon, 3 PM – 4 PM, the panel discussion will center on the significant burden of infectious diseases, including malaria, HIV/AIDS, and tuberculosis, that Kigali, Rwanda, shares with many parts of Africa. Panelists will explore the multifaceted challenges posed by these diseases, including their impact on public health and the strain they place on healthcare resources.
The discussion will encompass various aspects, such as disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and management, and the importance of holistic approaches to address these health challenges. Panelists will highlight successful interventions and collaborations in Kigali and other African regions to manage infectious diseases effectively. The panel will also discuss strategies for sustainable resource allocation, public-private partnerships, and innovative healthcare models to combat these diseases while ensuring equitable access to care for all. Ultimately, the goal is to foster a dialogue that can lead to improved disease management, reduced healthcare resource strain, and better health outcomes for the people of Kigali and beyond.
There will be time enough for participants to enjoy the scenic magic of Rwanda, one of the most beautiful countries of Africa, rated as its cleanest.