International Conference on

Future of Healthcare

Igniting Ideas - Reshaping Healthcare
29 - 30 October 2026

Islamabad

registration@fhcc2026.com

ABOUT FHCC 2026

FHCC2026 reflects a rapidly evolving health landscape shaped by technological progress, environmental change, and complex biological and social interactions. While innovation is accelerating, unequal access to these advancements continues to widen global disparities in healthcare development. The platform emphasizes the need for a shared, equitable vision that strengthens systems and human capacity to respond to emerging challenges across interconnected domains of life.

 

At its core, FHCC2026 recognizes uncertainty as a driver of discovery and transformation, as evidenced by global health crises that exposed systemic vulnerabilities. It brings together diverse experts to collaboratively address present and future challenges, fostering resilience, preparedness, and innovation. The future of health is viewed not as a fixed destination, but as an ongoing process of continuous adaptation and improvement.

Key Features – FHCC2026

Innovation Sprint

Innovation
Sprint

Collaborative sessions designed to solve healthcare challenges through innovation and rapid prototyping.

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Innovation Sprint

Parallel Workshops

Interactive sessions designed to foster hands-on learning, skill development, and collaborative problem-solving.

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Innovation Sprint

Distinguished Panels

Insightful discussions featuring leading experts sharing perspectives on emerging healthcare innovations.

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Innovation Sprint

Industrial Showcase

A dynamic exhibition highlighting cutting-edge technologies, products, and solutions shaping the future of healthcare.

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Thematic Areas

Across all eight themes, the overarching objective is to create a vibrant community of practice: share knowledge openly, build meaningful networks, meet and learn from leading experts, keep pace with the latest innovations, and provide a stage to showcase your work for feedback and collaboration. Each theme below is structured to deliver these outcomes through carefully curated sessions, demos, and engagement formats.

Precision Medicine
Regenerative Medicine
Genomics
Tech for Life
The Future of Data Science
One Health: Interconnected Futures
Human Capital for Health
Sustainable Health Infrastructure
Climate Change

Precision Medicine

Precision Medicine

Precision medicine tailors prevention, diagnosis, and treatment to each person’s biology and lived context. Digital biomarkers from wearables and sensors enable continuous monitoring, while companion diagnostics match patients to targeted interventions at the right dose and time. Real-world evidence from EHRs and registries closes the efficacy–effectiveness gap through learning health system feedback loops.

Regenerative Medicine

Regenerative Medicine

Regenerative medicine harnesses living cells to repair, replace, or reprogram tissues—spanning autologous and allogeneic cell and gene therapies, iPSC-derived tissues, in vivo and ex vivo gene editing, engineered immune cells, and smart biomaterials that restore organ function. Translational pipelines connect organoids, organ-on-chip models, and 3D bioprinting to clinically ready products, supported by GMP biomanufacturing and robust cold-chain logistics.

Genomics

Genomics

From molecular biology to organ-level function, this theme centers genomics as the engine of a unified precision pipeline integrating proteomics, bioengineering, and regenerative medicine. Breakthroughs span single-cell and spatial multi-omics, AI-assisted variant interpretation, CRISPR editing, and cell and gene therapies that enable earlier detection, finer stratification, and personalized interventions from bench to bedside.

Tech for Life

Tech for Life

Tech for Life puts human well-being at the center of innovation, using AI decision support, collaborative robotics, wearables, telemedicine, and digital therapeutics to deliver care that is more accessible, proactive, and personalized. It embeds human-centered design, inclusive access, data security, transparency, and interoperability standards to build trust and improve care delivery.

The Future of Data Science

The Future of Data Science

Data science is shifting from model-centric experimentation to interoperable and real-time systems that drive decisions in health, climate, and public services. Next-generation platforms will fuse multimodal data with causal inference, edge computing, civic digital infrastructure, open standards, and accountable public registries.

One Health: Interconnected Futures

One Health Interconnected Futures

This theme advances an integrated agenda across human, animal, plant, and environmental health. It links clinical laboratories, veterinary and plant health systems, and environmental monitoring to strengthen surveillance, antimicrobial resistance stewardship, zoonotic disease prevention, climate adaptation, sustainable food systems, biodiversity protection, and early warning platforms for faster and smarter decisions.

Human Capital for Health

Human Capital for Health

This theme explores modern licensure, credentialing pathways, competency-based education, and continuous professional development to keep clinicians practice-ready. It prioritises staff wellbeing, burnout prevention, safe staffing norms, supportive supervision, mental health services, flexible scheduling, and fair incentives for rural and hard-to-reach postings.

Sustainable Health Infrastructure

Sustainable Health Infrastructure

This theme focuses on resilient, low-carbon health systems that keep care safe and accessible under climate stress and supply shocks. It spans smart hospitals, interoperable EMRs, IoT, AI, energy-efficient buildings, greener procurement, healthcare waste management, low-carbon pharma, renewable power, optimized cold chains, and supplier engagement.

Climate Change

Climate Change and Healthcare

This theme explores how climate change is reshaping the future of healthcare through rising temperatures, extreme weather events, shifting disease patterns, heat-related illnesses, respiratory conditions, vector-borne diseases, and mental health stressors. It also highlights energy-efficient hospitals, climate-resilient infrastructure, sustainable supply chains, telemedicine, and low-carbon models of care.

Why Attend FHCC 2026

Driving Healthcare Innovation with Real-World Impact

Join global healthcare leaders and innovators at a landmark event shaping the future of medicine.

Global Collaboration & Partnerships
Connect with policymakers, innovators, and investors to build cross-border partnerships that turn ideas into impactful healthcare solutions.
Innovation Across the Health Ecosystem
Explore cutting-edge advancements in human, animal, and planetary health shaping the future of sustainable healthcare systems.
From Insight to Implementation
Translate research, policy, and innovation into scalable solutions that deliver measurable outcomes in real-world settings.
IMG-20251016-WA0018

FHCC 2026 is built on the first-ever international conference on the Future of Healthcare, held in Pakistan on 30-31 October 2025. This year’s conference will unlock human potential for planetary well-being and our readiness to engage with the paradigm shift from One Earth to a multiverse.

Join us to reshape the future of our health and beyond.

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Distinguished Chief Guest

Prof. Dr. Atta-Ur-Rahman
FRS, N.I., H.I., S.I., T.I.
He is a globally acclaimed scientist and educationist, renowned for his outstanding contributions to organic chemistry and higher education reform in Pakistan. With over 1,300 research publications and 83 books, he is a pioneer in natural product chemistry and the first Muslim scientist to receive the UNESCO Science Prize. He has served as Federal Minister for Science & Technology and Chairman of the Higher Education Commission, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society (London), one of the highest honors in science.

Distinguished Keynote Speakers

Dr. Syed Mustafa Kamal
Federal Minister for National Health Services, Regulations & Coordination
Mr. Khalid Hussain Magsi
Federal Minister for Science & Technology
Lt Gen (Retd) Prof Dr Wasim Alamgir
Vice Chancellor, National University of Medical Sciences Pakistan
Dr. Sulaiman Shahabuddin
President and Vice-Chancellor​
The Aga Khan University
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Mujahid
Rector, Pak Austria Fachhochschule: Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology
Dr. Kauser Abdulla Malik
H.I., S.I., T.I, PhD (Microbiology UK), Fellow PAS

Panels Keynote Speakers

Panel 1 – Human Capital for Future of Health
This panel discussion will explore the critical role of human capital in shaping the future of healthcare systems. It will focus on evolving workforce needs, emerging skill sets, and the integration of technology-driven competencies required to meet future health challenges. Experts will share insights on strengthening capacity, enhancing education and training, and building a resilient, adaptable, and well-equipped healthcare workforce.
Dr. Jasim Anwar
MBBS, MApSc (USYD), PhD (UNSW Sydney)
Chairman Organizing Committee FHCC2026
Prof. Dr. Zia ul Haq
MBBS, MPH, PhD (Glasgow), FCPS (Com Med), FFPH (UK)
Executive Director, Higher Education Commission of Pakistan
Mr. Syed M. Sohail
Chief Operating Officer
The Aga Khan University Hospital
Dr Luo Dapeng
WHO Representative in Pakistan
Ms. Rabia Razzaque
Senior Programme Officer
International Labour Organisation, Pakistan
Khurram Khalid Ilyas
Country Manager
Roche Diagnostics Pakistan & Afghanistan
Panel 2 – Technological Transformation in the Future of Health Care
The Panel Discussion on “Technological Transformation in the Future of Healthcare” will examine the growing impact of emerging technologies on healthcare delivery, management, and patient outcomes. The discussion will cover key areas including artificial intelligence in diagnosis and clinical decision-making, digital health ecosystems, telemedicine, big data analytics, IoMT and smart devices, electronic health records, cybersecurity, robotics, blockchain-based healthcare solutions, and personalized medicine. The session will also address regulatory, ethical, and accessibility challenges, with particular focus on ensuring secure, integrated, and equitable healthcare systems in the digital era.
Dr. Naveed Afzal
Consultant Urologist, da Vinci Robotic Surgeon & MDT Chair UK
MBBS, FRCS, FRCS (Urol), Dip Urol.
Prof. Dr. Ata ur Rahman Khan
Consultant & Head of Department, Urology
Rehman Medical Institute
Prof. Dr. Rizwan Uppal, T.I.
Founder / Chairman Islamabad Diagnostic Centre
MBBS, FCPS (Med.), MCPS (Pulmo.), MRCGP (UK), MARH (UK), MD (USA), CPHE
Panel 3 – Decoding the AT&CG of Life: Genomics, Personalized Medicine and Precision Public Health

Dr. Shahid Mehmood Baig
Hilal-i-Imtiaz, Sitara-i-Imtiaz
Advisor OIC-COMSTECH - Dean Life Science, HSA
Dr Ambrin Fatima
Assistant Professor
PhD Human Genetics, Centre for Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Research, AKU
Dr. Sadia Fatima
Director KMU IHS Hazara
MBBS, PGD, PhD (Glasgow)
Dr. Salik Javed Kakar
Vice Principal at PAF-IAST
MBBS, MSc (UK), PhD (UK)
Dr. Humayoon Shafique Satti
Section Head Human Genetics
Ph.D. Biochemistry/Molecular Biology
Muhammad Ansar
PhD Department of Biochemistry, Quaid-1-Azam University, Islamabad
Dr. Aisha Mohyuddin
Dean Multidisciplinary Studies NUMS
PhD (Genetics)
Panel 4 – From Cells to Systems: Regenerating Organs, Reversing Disease, and Reimagining Life

Dr. Fazli Wahid
Associate Professor PAF-IAST
PhD., Fulbright Fellow
Dr. Afsar Mian
Associate Professor, AKU
PhD (Hematology), MPhil (Molecular Biology), BSc (Hons) Natural Sciences
Dr. Akshat Joshi
PhD (Materials Engineering), Japan
MTech (Biomed Eng), Terasaki Institute for Biomedical Innovation, USA
Dr. Adnan Haider
Associate Professor Nanomedicine Div. NUMS
Ph.D.
Dr. Fazal Wahab
Associate Professor PAF-IAST
Ph.D., Humboldt Fellow

Gratitude to
Strategic & Industry Sponsors

Move Fast. Think Deep. Build for Life.

Innovation Sprint is the official hackathon of FHCC 2026, designed for thinkers and builders who want to turn bold ideas into real solutions. Rooted in the One Health approach, InnovationSprint brings human health, animal health, and environmental sustainability into one powerful innovation challenge.

Team Registration

Teams must be registered by this date to participate in the 2026 Competitions. Please note that registration and shortlisting vary depending on the compliance with real-world solution . The earlier you register and more chance to get sponsorship to present your idea.

At FHCC 2026, InnovationSprint becomes a space where science meets technology, and ideas meet action.

Team Registration
30
September
12:00 (UTC+4) DEADLINE
  • Clear understanding of hackathon themes and goals
  • Hands on ideation and problem framing sessions
  • Mentor led discussions and feedback rounds
  • Sponsored technology showcases
  • Networking in a relaxed, inspiring environment

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What is the Future of Healthcare Conference 2025 about?
FHCC 2025 is a global conference focused on emerging technologies and innovations shaping the future of medicine, including AI, genomics, telemedicine, nano medicine, and more.
Who can participate in FHCC 2025?
The conference welcomes healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, scientists, innovators, entrepreneurs, and students interested in advancing healthcare.
How can I register for the conference?
You can register online through the official conference website. Early registration is recommended due to limited seating.
Can I cancel my registration or request a refund?
Yes, cancellations or refund requests can be made before the event, subject to the conference’s refund policy.
Are there opportunities to submit abstracts or present research?
Yes, participants can submit abstracts for oral or poster presentations. Selected research will be featured in scientific sessions.
Will there be workshops or exhibitions?
Yes, the conference includes workshops, interactive sessions, and an exhibition area showcasing health technologies and innovations.

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