Event Overview

The Global Homeopathy & Integrative Healthcare Conclave 2027 is an international healthcare summit jointly organized by the Sukul Institute of Homeopathic Research (SIHR) and the Global Vision Trade Organization (GVTO).

The conclave brings together researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, policymakers, educators, innovators, and industry leaders from across the world to discuss the future of evidence-based integrative healthcare.

The event aims to promote scientific research, international collaboration, innovation in healthcare, and sustainable global health solutions.

Theme

Bridging Science, Homeopathy, Integrative Medicine & Global Healthcare Collaboration

Why Attend

  • Meet global healthcare experts and researchers.
  • Learn about the latest evidence-based healthcare research.
  • Build international research collaborations.
  • Connect with healthcare institutions worldwide.
  • Exchange ideas on innovation and integrative medicine.
  • Expand professional and institutional partnerships.

Key Highlights

  • International Scientific Sessions
  • Global Research Presentations
  • Healthcare Innovation Showcase
  • Homeopathy & Integrative Medicine Discussions
  • International Networking
  • Industry Collaboration Opportunities
  • Future Healthcare Strategies
  • Global Knowledge Exchange

Eminent Speakers

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Dr. Anirban Sukul
Director, Sukul Institute of Homeopathic Research โ€” India
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Dr. Akshay Shinde
Founder & President, Global Vision Trade Organization (GVTO)
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Sherli Lim
Country Representative โ€” Singapore

Expected Participants

  • Healthcare Professionals
  • Homeopathic Doctors
  • Medical Researchers
  • Scientists
  • Universities
  • Healthcare Institutions
  • Medical Associations
  • Pharmaceutical Companies
  • Healthcare Innovators
  • International Organizations

Expected Outcomes

  • International Research Collaboration
  • Knowledge Exchange
  • Scientific Partnerships
  • Global Healthcare Networking
  • Innovation in Integrative Medicine
  • Future Joint Research Projects