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PI Forum 2026 Venue Unveiled: We’re Heading to Abuja!

PI Forum 2026 Venue Unveiled: We’re Heading to Abuja!

Two days of learning, collaboration, and conversations shaping the future of clinical research in Africa.

The countdown to PI Forum 2026 continues, and we’re excited to announce the venue for this year’s forum!

The first on-site PI Forum 2026 will take place on November 19–20, 2026, at the Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN), Wuse, Abuja.

This marks an important opportunity to bring clinical research professionals together in person to exchange knowledge, strengthen professional relationships, and explore practical ways to advance research capacity across Africa.

Why the venue matters

Bringing professionals together in one space creates opportunities for meaningful conversations, shared learning, and collaboration. PI Forum provides a platform for participants to discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping clinical research while learning from the experiences and expertise of others in the field.

Whether you are a Principal Investigator, Sub-Investigator, Study Coordinator, Study Nurse, Study Pharmacist, Data Entry Clerk, or Community Health Worker, PI Forum 2026 offers an opportunity to connect with a community committed to strengthening clinical research practice.

Mark your calendar

📍 Venue: Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN), Wuse, Abuja
📅 Dates: November 19–20, 2026

Can’t join us in person? You can still participate virtually, with a 50% discount currently available on virtual registration.

Be part of PI Forum 2026

The venue is set, and preparations are underway. Now is the time to plan your participation and get ready for two days of learning, networking, and collaboration.

Register today and join us in Abuja—or participate virtually at 50% off.

👉 Registration link: https://cliniqueresearchng.com/pi-forum/registration/

We look forward to welcoming clinical research professionals for an engaging and impactful PI Forum 2026.

Stronger connections. Shared knowledge. Greater research capacity across Africa.

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