ASK Health Asia

2026 APAC Health and Life Sciences Summit

Innovations from Asia for the World

Connecting health systems, policy, science, industry and investment to turn regional collaboration into meaningful health impact.

30 November – 2 December 2026Singapore

About APACLIFE

Where ideas become partnerships, and partnerships become action

Launched in Singapore in 2023, the APAC Health and Life Sciences Summit (APACLIFE) is ASK Health Asia’s flagship regional platform connecting policymakers, healthcare leaders, researchers, innovators, investors and development partners.

Across Asia Pacific, it creates space for ideas to become partnerships—and partnerships to become action.

Now in its fourth edition, APACLIFE 2026 brings together regional and global perspectives across three days of dialogue, exchange and learning. With approximately 400–500 participants anticipated, the programme explores how Asia Pacific can build more resilient health systems, accelerate life sciences innovation and expand access to better care.

Delegates and speakers at the 2025 APAC Health and Life Sciences Summit in Singapore

Summit highlights

Six themes shaping the agenda

Health as an Investment

Explore why better health outcomes matter for sustainable economic and social development.

Partnerships & Financing

Advance practical public–private–philanthropic partnerships and sustainable models of care.

AI for Health

Discover opportunities for responsible AI adoption and health system transformation.

R&D & Clinical Collaboration

Connect science, clinical research and innovation across markets.

Investment & Ecosystems

Bring together innovators, health systems and capital to help solutions scale.

Global Health Impact

Address women’s health equity, infectious diseases, climate-related health challenges and global health R&D.

Plenary audience at APACLIFE 2025
Cross-sector panel at APACLIFE 2024
Networking and partnership exchange at APACLIFE 2025

Explore the programme

Three days, three formats

From an invitation-only global health day, to the flagship summit, to an expert-led HTA masterclass.

30 Nov 2026 · Day 1

Global Health Impact Day

Geneo, Singapore Science Park · 09:00–18:00

A day focused on Asia’s contribution to global health—connecting partners around shared challenges, innovative financing and opportunities for collective action.

  1. Building the APAC Agenda for Global Health through PPPP — invitation-only roundtable
  2. Closing the Gap: Equity in Women’s Health in APAC
  3. Networking Lunch
  4. Climate Change and Infectious Diseases in Asia and the Pacific
  5. Asia Innovation for Global Health: Launch of the Hub, including global health R&D discussion
  6. Networking Reception and HealthTech / Health System Innovation Discussion

Why attend

Value for participants

Insights & Perspectives

Gain fresh perspectives on regional health priorities, innovation and investment opportunities.

Regional Connections

Engage with policymakers, healthcare leaders, researchers, innovators and investors across Asia Pacific.

Partnership Opportunities

Identify potential collaborators and build relationships that can turn ideas into practical action.

Speakers

Voices from across health and life sciences

Hear from influential voices in health policy, global health, healthcare delivery, science, technology, life sciences and investment.

Speakers to be announced

Confirmed speakers will be published here as they are announced. Register to receive updates on the programme.

Partners

Made possible through collaboration

APACLIFE is made possible through collaboration with organisations committed to advancing health and life sciences across the region.

Organiser

  • ASK Health Asia

Strategic Partner

  • Singapore General Hospital (SGH)

Knowledge Partner

  • CoRE

Partners

  • Ant Health 蚂蚁健康
  • LinkDoc 零氪科技
  • Argo Biopharma 舶望制药
  • Pharmaron 康龙化成
  • Global Law Office 环球律师事务所
  • Shengsheng International 生生国际
  • Singapore Science Park 新加坡科学园
  • Geneo 生命科学园区
  • 中欧校友会医疗健康产业分会

Session Partners

  • Women in Global Health Singapore
  • Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology (KRIBB)
  • Global Centre for Asian Women’s Health (GloW), National University of Singapore (NUS)
  • SingHealth Duke-NUS Global Health Institute (SDGHI)
  • HTA Analysts
  • The George Institute for Global Health

Experience APACLIFE

The people, ideas and partnerships behind the summit

Discover highlights from previous editions.

Poster for the APACLIFE past summit highlights video
Past summit highlights — video coming soon

Event resources

Access the summit programme and relive the moments that bring the APACLIFE community together.

Download Programme Book

Explore the summit programme, session themes and event information in one convenient guide.

Download programme bookPDF link to be added when available

Event Photo Gallery

Discover highlights from APACLIFE 2026, including keynote discussions, panels, networking and collaborative moments.

View event photosPhoto gallery link to be added after the event

30 November – 2 December 2026 · Singapore

Register for APACLIFE 2026

Join us in Singapore to exchange ideas, build meaningful connections and help shape the next chapter of health and life sciences collaboration across Asia Pacific.

Standard registration is complimentary. Selected sessions and networking activities are by invitation only; registration is subject to organiser approval. Separate access arrangements may apply to the HTA Masterclass.

About ASK Health Asia

The organiser

The Summit is organised by ASK Health Asia, an international think tank and consulting firm dedicated to health systems transformation in Asia. Over the last seven years, ASK Health Asia has published over 50 reports covering wide ranging topics from health financing, successful ageing, digital health, and climate change and human health and organised over 20 convening events and platforms annually in Asia. These reports and events reached many policy makers and industry leaders, catalysing changes in the health systems and giving people greater access to quality care.

Contact

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