We are pleased to announce that the 17th GDHP Summit will take place on 25–26 June 2026 in Geneva, Switzerland, co-hosted by the World Health Organization, a founding member of the Global Digital Health Partnership.
Held at WHO Headquarters, the Summit will bring together GDHP members for high-level exchange on national priorities, policy developments and shared challenges shaping the future of digital health. At a time when health systems worldwide are navigating increasingly complex digital, data and artificial intelligence transitions, the Summit will provide a strategic forum to strengthen international alignment, accelerate coordinated action and promote trusted, standards-based and people-centred approaches to digital transformation.
As the leading government-to-government partnership dedicated to digital health, GDHP plays a unique role in connecting policy, implementation and international cooperation. By convening public sector leaders from across regions, GDHP enables members to share practical experience, build common understanding and contribute to shaping the global digital health agenda through collaboration grounded in real-world system transformation.
In the same week, Geneva will also host the 3rd Global Initiative on Digital Health Global Convening on 23–24 June 2026, with a members-only session taking place on 22 June by invitation of the World Health Organization.
Together, these events represent an important opportunity to strengthen global policy coherence and accelerate coordinated action for digital health.
Held at WHO Headquarters, the Summit will bring together GDHP members for high-level exchange on national priorities, policy developments and shared challenges shaping the future of digital health. At a time when health systems worldwide are navigating increasingly complex digital, data and artificial intelligence transitions, the Summit will provide a strategic forum to strengthen international alignment, accelerate coordinated action and promote trusted, standards-based and people-centred approaches to digital transformation.
As the leading government-to-government partnership dedicated to digital health, GDHP plays a unique role in connecting policy, implementation and international cooperation. By convening public sector leaders from across regions, GDHP enables members to share practical experience, build common understanding and contribute to shaping the global digital health agenda through collaboration grounded in real-world system transformation.
In the same week, Geneva will also host the 3rd Global Initiative on Digital Health Global Convening on 23–24 June 2026, with a members-only session taking place on 22 June by invitation of the World Health Organization.
Together, these events represent an important opportunity to strengthen global policy coherence and accelerate coordinated action for digital health.
