Paris is preparing to host the second edition of the MediTraining Symposium on Saturday, May 30, 2026, at the Novotel Paris Tour Eiffel Hotel. This major scientific event, organized by the MediTraining association, will bring together over 400 participants to discuss the latest news and innovations in medicine, fostering knowledge sharing, clinical excellence, and cooperation between Europe and Africa.
MediTraining, established in 2024, aims to promote continuous medical training, the dissemination of scientific knowledge, and the standardization of evidence-based practices, while considering local realities. The association gathers doctors from diverse backgrounds around a common goal: to make training a lever for excellence and sustainable cooperation.
The program for this second edition is particularly rich, with sessions dedicated to obesity surgery, cardiology, artificial intelligence in connected medicine, oncology, regenerative medicine, as well as imaging and medical biology. Renowned specialists from Europe and Africa will share their expertise and the latest advances.
Beyond the conferences, the symposium will offer opportunities for discussion, booth visits, and a gala dinner, enhancing its friendly and collaborative atmosphere. The objective is to create a space where scientific reflection, medical innovation, and professional networking intersect.
According to Dr. Christian Tcham, President of MediTraining, this meeting is part of a two-way cooperation dynamic between healthcare systems, aiming to better understand, resemble, and complement each other. MediTraining advocates a vision based on the harmonization of practices, experience sharing, and skills transfer for more efficient and inclusive medicine.
MediTraining confirms its place among medical initiatives that focus on scientific quality, diversity of speakers, and international openness. The symposium aims to contribute to the training of healthcare professionals and the strengthening of links between knowledge, territories, and generations.
The event will be held at the Novotel Paris Tour Eiffel Hotel, 61 Quai de Grenelle, 75015 Paris, near the Bir-Hakeim metro station. Access is open to doctors, paramedics, students, and partners from the pharmaceutical and technology industries.
