Registration, and documents distribution

1.1 Keynote Addresses by:
▪ Hon. Dr. Jane Ruth Aceng, Minister of Health, Republic of Uganda
▪ H.E. Dr. Jean Kaseya, Director General of Africa CDC
▪ Regional Director, World Health Organization - Afro Region
▪ Regional Director, UNICEF
▪ Executive Director, UNAIDS
▪ Representative from RECs
▪ Opening Statement by H.E. Mahamoud Ali Youssouf, Chairperson of the African Union Commission

1.2 Presentation of Conference Objectives by Mr. Kenneth Kabagambe, Executive Director, National Organisation for People Living with Hepatitis B

1.3 Welcome Remarks by H.E. Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda

1.4 Visiting the exhibition area by high level delegate

Group photo session and Morning coffee break

Launch of the Africa Elimination of Vertical Transmission of HIV, Syphilis, and HBV Plan by 2030 and Keeping their Mothers Alive (AEVT) Plan

Presentation by select endemic Member States on the status of triple elimination and the challenges encountered. (Suggest Botswana, Namibia as the frontrunners but also Uganda, and Rwanda)

▪ Leveraging Political Commitment to Advance Triple Elimination: High-level dialogue on the importance of political will and commitment to achieving the triple elimination goals by 2030. (Proposed: Select Ministers of Health, and OAFLAD)

▪ Discussion and/Q&A

Lunch Break

▪ Funding the Fight Through Resource Mobilization for the Triple Elimination: Discussion on innovative financing mechanisms, public-private partnerships, and global funding commitments. (Proposed: Select Donors and Private Entities)

▪ Discussion and Q&A

▪ Improving Access to Essential Treatments to Accelerate Triple Elimination Efforts in Africa: Fostering innovative approaches and sharing the best practices on available treatment options and opportunities for low-and middle-income countries (Proposed speakers: UNITAID, WHO AFRO, PATH, Medicines Patent Pool, and representatives from Rwanda, Zambia, and Nigeria)

▪ Discussion and Q&A

Reporting back and administrative announcements

Synthesis and reflections on Day One proceedings

1.1 Integrating HIV, Hepatitis B, and Syphilis Control Programs. Sharing best practices for integrating services and maximizing existing health system infrastructure.

1.2 Discussion and/Q&A

Morning Coffee Break

2.1 Innovations in Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment: Spotlight on new technologies and strategies in diagnostics and treatment across Africa.

2.2 Discussion and/Q&A

Lunch Break

3.1 Community-Led Approaches for Triple Elimination: The role of grassroots organizations, advocacy groups, and community health workers in driving elimination efforts.

3.2 Discussion and Q&A

Reporting back and administrative announcements

Synthesis and reflections on Day Two proceedings

1.1 Moving from Commitment to Action: Government, donor, and private sector representatives commit to reducing the costs of medical products and make pledges for increased funding and policy action.

1.2 Discussion and Q&A

Morning Coffee Break

Summary of commitments, way forward, and official conference closing.
▪ Summary of commitments and recommendations highlighted during the conference
▪ Closing remarks by WHO Representative
▪ Closing remarks by H.E. AUC Commissioner of HHSD
▪ Closing remarks by Hon. Minister of Health of the Republic of Uganda
▪ Announcement of the dates and venue for the next Triple Elimination Conference in Africa 2027