Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I attend this conference?
The mission of the conference is to inspire a generation of healthcare students and participants to take charge and play active roles in structuring the future of healthcare in Africa for sustainable development. By attending this conference, you are playing a key role in building a healthier and prosperous Africa. The networking opportunity this conference offers is amazing as top speakers from various organizations, and healthcare students from all over Africa are set to be in attendance. It is set to be a historical one!
Can I pay my registration fee on arrival?
No, all delegates must register and pay before arriving at the venue. This is to ensure adequate logistics planning for delegates. To pay for the conference, kindly register, and follow the instructions in the reply mail. Also, check the registration page here for more details.
Is the Scientific conference different from the General Assembly (GA)?
Yes, they are different. The General Assembly is the highest policy making body of the Federation. This is where the activities of the Federation are reviewed with the rules of legislature, and also the electoral gathering for the appointment of new executives of the Federation. Everyone can and should attend the Scientific Conference which includes plenary sessions, oral presentations, workshops, short courses, trainings, hackathons and social events.
Can non-Africans attend the General Assembly?
Non-registered medical students’ associations (MSAs) may wish to observe the assembly only and cannot participate. Only registered MSAs will be allowed to participate (that is, make contributions) in the FAMSA general assembly.
How can French speaking delegates benefit maximally from this General Assembly and Scientific Conference?
Official documents and information regarding the conference will be made available in both French and
English languages, however the official language to be used during the conference will be English including the Conference materials. There will be a brief summary of the sessions in English and French by the Masters of Ceremonies.