The Nutrition Society of Nigeria’s 55th Annual General Meeting and Scientific Conference has officially kicked off in Port Harcourt.
The conference, themed “Advancing Maternal, Infant, and Young Child Nutrition in Nigeria: Innovations and Strategic Partnerships for Sustainable Impact,” brings together leading nutrition experts, researchers, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to explore groundbreaking advancements and address pressing challenges in nutrition and public health.
Renowned nutrition experts as keynote Speakers from Nigeria and globally will be sharing insights on innovative approaches to improving maternal and child nutrition. Attendees will also be in Interactive Sessions such as panel discussions, workshops, and hands-on demonstrations to provide opportunities for knowledge sharing and skill development.
Research Presentations on latest findings from cutting-edge nutrition studies will be showcased, highlighting advancements in the field. Innovative products, technologies, and services from industry leaders are also set to be on display, offering insights into the latest developments in nutrition. This conference is open for professionals to connect with peers, thought leaders, and potential collaborators, fostering meaningful relationships and partnerships.
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The conference aims to advance maternal, infant, and young child nutrition in Nigeria through innovative approaches and strategic partnerships, share evidence-based strategies and best practices in nutrition and public health, and to address pressing challenges and gaps in nutrition research and development.
The conference has the potential to drive meaningful change in nutrition and public health in Nigeria by bringing health professionals and stake holders together to share thoughts and make contributions to improve health outcomes, technologies and advancing the field of nutrition sciences.
Registration has been open, with various categories of fees for NSN members, non-members, and international delegates. Participants can also book accommodations at recommended hotels in Port Harcourt, with rates ranging from ₦15,000 to ₦600,000.
