Intro:
Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale will headline the , set to bring together top players in Kenya’s healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors in Mombasa.
Highlights:
- CS Aden Duale to officiate the opening of PSK’s 45th conference
- Event brings together pharmaceutical professionals and researchers
- Focus expected on policy, innovation, and health sector development
Main Story:
Mombasa is playing host to one of the most significant events in Kenya’s healthcare calendar — the 45th Annual Scientific Conference of the Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya (PSK). The three-day event will be officially opened by Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale, underscoring the government’s commitment to advancing pharmaceutical standards and access to healthcare.
The PSK conference is known for attracting pharmacists, medical researchers, policy experts, and industry stakeholders from across the country. This year’s edition is expected to spotlight innovation in pharmaceutical services, evolving drug policies, and the role of pharmacists in achieving universal healthcare goals.
Discussions will also likely delve into regulatory frameworks, supply chain improvements, and digital health technologies — areas increasingly critical to Kenya’s health agenda.
With Kenya undergoing key health sector reforms and the recent rollout of the Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF), this year’s conference provides a timely platform for stakeholders to align on challenges and future priorities. The presence of CS Duale is expected to add weight to the conversations, as policy and practice converge to shape the future of healthcare delivery in the country.
As the PSK conference unfolds in Mombasa, all eyes will be on the conversations shaping the future of healthcare in Kenya — where science meets service, and policy meets people.
