Climate change and environmental degradation are increasingly recognized as critical public health challenges, yet the MENA region still faces significant gaps in awareness, research, and policy action. Healthcare systems across the region are underprepared to address health risks driven by extreme temperatures, air pollution, resource scarcity, and other environmental factors.

 

#CHE2025 is a two-day conference that addresses the intersection of climate change, environmental pollution, and human health, with a strong focus on MENA-specific challenges while integrating global perspectives. Taking place in Doha, Qatar, on October 25–26, 2025, the conference will bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and experts from around the world to explore evidence-based strategies for mitigating climate-related health impacts.

 

Through plenary sessions, expert panels, and interactive workshops, participants will engage with practical solutions in areas such as sustainable healthcare, patient care innovation, and urban design. CHE2025 aims to equip attendees with actionable insights to strengthen resilience and drive forward climate-health integration in research, policy, and practice.

 

•Climate change, environmental pollution, and human health impacts

•Sustainable urban planning and healthcare delivery

•Environmental toxins and their links to chronic diseases

•The food-energy-water-health nexus

•Net-zero strategies for healthcare systems