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Important Update: PI Forum 2026 Registration Is Now Even More Accessible

Important Update: PI Forum 2026 Registration Is Now Even More Accessible

We’re excited to share an important update regarding PI Forum 2026!

To make it easier for more clinical research professionals across Africa and beyond to participate, we have revised both the event schedule and registration fee.

Updated Event Dates- September 25–26, 2026

Registration Fee- USD 100 both (In-Person and Virtual)

Our goal is to make PI Forum 2026 more accessible while continuing to deliver a high-quality learning and networking experience for everyone involved in clinical research.

Under the theme, “Strengthening Research Capacity Across Africa: Empowering Principal Investigators,” PI Forum 2026 will bring together Principal Investigators, Sub-Investigators, Study Coordinators, Study Nurses, Study Pharmacists, Data Entry Clerks, Community Health Workers, sponsors, CROs, regulators, and other healthcare professionals committed to advancing clinical research across the continent.

Over two days, participants will engage in expert-led sessions, interactive discussions, and networking opportunities focused on strengthening investigator leadership, improving research quality, enhancing site operations, and fostering collaboration across Africa’s clinical research ecosystem.

Whether you are an experienced research professional or looking to build your career in clinical research, PI Forum 2026 offers practical insights, valuable connections, and knowledge that you can apply directly within your organization.

This is more than a forum—it’s an opportunity to be part of a growing movement dedicated to strengthening research capacity and shaping the future of clinical research in Africa.

👉*Register today: https://cliniqueresearchng.com/pi-forum/registration/

We look forward to welcoming you to Lagos this September!

💬 Join the conversation!

What topic are you most excited to explore at PI Forum 2026?

Is it investigator leadership, site management, regulatory compliance, patient recruitment, research quality, or collaboration across Africa?

Tell us in the comments, and don’t forget to tag a colleague who should be part of this important conversation.

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