AGENDA AT A GLANCE

Day 1
10 February 2026
Day 2
11 February 2026
Leadership Panel Discussion
Building Global Vaccine Partnerships
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Keynote Address
The Importance of Vaccines in Developing Countries
Breakthroughs in Vaccine Technologies
The Role of mRNA Platforms
Morning Break – Exhibition Viewing & 1-1 Networking
Next-Gen Vaccines for Developing Nations
Tailoring Vaccine Development
Scaling Up Vaccine Manufacturing
New-Age Automations & Advanced Technologies
Lunch – Exhibition Viewing & 1-1 Networking
Development of Vaccines for Emerging Diseases
Accelerating Vaccine Research for New Threats
Vaccine Technology Transfer
Vaccine Production Technologies for Global Accessibility
Afternoon Break – Exhibition Viewing & 1-1 Networking
Essential Vaccines for Future Resilience
Long-term Health Security & Supportive Policies
Cold Chain & Last-Mile Delivery
Maintaining Vaccine Integrity and Global Distribution
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Closing Panel: Forging India's Vaccine & Biologics Future
End of Conference
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Day 1

10 February 2026

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Leadership Panel Discussion

Building Global Vaccine Partnerships

8:50

Chairman Opening Remarks

9:00

Leadership Panel Discussion: Forging Global Vaccine Partnerships

  • Transitioning from emergency-driven collaborations to sustained vaccine partnerships for both pandemics and endemic diseases.
  • Leveraging cross-sector partnerships to create a resilient vaccine ecosystem that addresses long-term global health challenges.
  • Building trust and transparency between governments, international organizations, and the private sector for lasting collaboration.
  • Capitalizing on mRNA breakthroughs to establish a global vaccine network capable of addressing future health threats.
  • Innovating data-sharing, regulatory harmonization, and global governance for a unified global health response.

9:50

Reserved for Solution Provider

10:15

Keynote Address: The Importance of Vaccines in Developing Countries

  • The role of vaccines in reducing infectious diseases and improving public health in developing countries.
  • How vaccination programs support economic stability by lowering healthcare costs and boosting productivity.
  • The importance of vaccines in strengthening global health security and preventing disease spread.

10:40

Morning Break – Exhibition Viewing & 1-1 Networking

Next-Gen Vaccines for Developing Nations

Tailoring Vaccine Development

11:15

Rapid Development of Next-Gen Vaccines for Tropical Diseases

  • Innovations in mRNA and viral vector vaccines for diseases like malaria and dengue.
  • Streamlining R&D and production timelines for quicker deployment.
  • The role of local manufacturing in reducing vaccine costs.

11:40

Reserved for Solution Provider

Andreas Schaaf | Managing Director / CSO, Eleva, Germany

12:05

Improving Vaccine Formulation and Delivery for Developing Nations

  • Developing stable vaccines that can withstand high temperatures and harsh conditions.
  • Formulation strategies to increase vaccine shelf-life and efficacy in low-resource environments.
  • Optimizing vaccine delivery mechanisms, such as needle-free injectors or oral vaccines.

12:30

Lunch – Exhibition Viewing & 1-1 Networking

Development of Vaccines for Emerging Diseases

Accelerating Vaccine Research for New Threats

2:00

Accelerating Vaccine Development for Emerging Diseases in Low-Resource Settings

  • Modular vaccine platforms for rapid adaptation to new pathogens.
  • Integration of AI and data analytics in the vaccine development process.
  • Expediting regulatory approvals and global collaboration.

2:25

Reserved for Solution Providers

2:50

Early-Stage Research and Vaccine Target Identification

  • Cutting-edge techniques for identifying early-stage vaccine targets.
  • Bioinformatics and genomics in predicting potential vaccine candidates.
  • Pre-clinical research and animal models for developing vaccines for new diseases.

3:15

Afternoon Break – Exhibition Viewing & 1-1 Networking

Essential Vaccines for Future Resilience

Long-term Health Security & Supportive Policies

4:00

Integrated Polishing Strategies: Achieving Purity with Fewer Steps

  • Minimising DSP complexity while ensuring impurity removal.
  • Tackling charge variants and aggregates with orthogonal approaches.
  • Combining polishing steps to reduce cost and processing time.

4:25

Reserved for Solution Providers

4:50

International Policy Coordination for Global Vaccine Access

  • Streamlining global regulatory policies to facilitate faster approvals.
  • The role of multilateral organizations in financing global vaccine access.
  • Addressing the legal and economic barriers to vaccine equity.

5:15

Chairman Closing Remarks

5:20

End of Conference - Day 1

5:20

Cocktails & Networking

6:00

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Day 2

11 February 2026

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Breakthroughs in Vaccine Technologies

The Role of mRNA Platforms

8:55

Chairman Opening Remarks

9:00

Enhancing mRNA Vaccine Stability and Cost-Efficiency

  • Innovations in mRNA storage and transport.
  • Reducing production costs to increase accessibility.
  • Leveraging local production facilities for mRNA vaccine production.

9:25

Reserved for Solution Provider

9:50

Optimizing RNA-Based Vaccine Platforms for Non-Infectious Diseases

  • Expanding the role of RNA vaccines beyond infectious diseases to areas like cancer and autoimmune diseases.
  • Advances in RNA modification techniques to improve stability and immune response.
  • Overcoming challenges in scalability and manufacturing for large-scale distribution.

10:15

Morning Break – Exhibition Viewing & 1-1 Networking

Scaling Up Vaccine Manufacturing

New-Age Automations & Advanced Technologies

11:00

Integrating Automation in Vaccine Production for Efficiency and Scale

  • Role of AI and robotics in improving vaccine production lines.
  • Cost-saving automation technologies for high-volume production.
  • Real-time quality control and data integration in vaccine production.

11:25

Reserved for Solution Provider

11:50

Innovations in Biomanufacturing to Meet Global Vaccine Demand

  • Continuous biomanufacturing systems for faster production cycles.
  • Ensuring scalability while maintaining quality in vaccine production.
  • Innovations in cell culture and fermentation technologies for large-scale vaccine production.

12:15

Lunch – Exhibition Viewing & 1-1 Networking

Vaccine Technology Transfer

Vaccine Production Technologies for Global Accessibility

2:00

Strengthening Local Manufacturing Through Vaccine Technology Transfer

  • Challenges and solutions for transferring technology to developing nations.
  • Training local workforce and establishing production facilities.
  • Ensuring sustainable production models through knowledge transfer.

2:25

Reserved for Solution Provider

2:50

Managing Intellectual Property in Vaccine Technology Transfer

  • Balancing intellectual property protection with global vaccine equity.
  • Leveraging public-private partnerships for technology sharing.
  • Facilitating technology transfer agreements for equitable distribution.

3:15

Afternoon Break – Exhibition Viewing & 1-1 Networking

Cold Chain & Last-Mile Delivery

Maintaining Vaccine Integrity and Global Distribution

4:00

Overcoming Last-Mile Delivery Challenges in Remote Areas

  • Mobile vaccine clinics and drone deliveries in hard-to-reach areas.
  • Partnerships with local organizations for effective last-mile distribution.
  • Innovations in packaging and transportation to maintain vaccine stability.

4:25

Reserved for Solution Provider

4:50

Cost-Effective Innovations in Cold Chain for Vaccine Distribution

  • Low-cost, energy-efficient refrigeration solutions for remote areas.
  • Real-time temperature monitoring systems for vaccine integrity.
  • Overcoming infrastructure challenges in cold chain logistics.

Closing Panel: Forging India's Vaccine & Biologics Future

5:15

Leadership Panel: Shaping the Future of Novel Vaccines & Biologics – Innovations, Strategies, and Global Collaboration

  • Explore recent innovations and technologies transforming the vaccines and biologics industry
  • Discuss strategies for advancing affordable biologics and vaccines, especially in the Global South
  • Identify opportunities for international collaboration to enhance vaccine and biologics development
  • Address clinical trial challenges in developing countries for novel vaccines and biologics

Moderator:

Panelists:

5:55

Chairman Closing Remarks

6:00

End of Conference - Day 2

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