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Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center the Official Venue of International Leprosy Congress. Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center (BNDCC) has had the honor of being appointed as one of the venues for International Leprosy Congress.
Announcement
Dear colleagues,
The 22nd International Leprosy Congress (ILC) will be held in Bali, Indonesia! Join us through an enlightening symposium and dry workshop.
The congress uphold the theme: "Towards a World with Zero Leprosy"
The International Leprosy Congress (ILC) is an international scientific meeting held to advance the research, treatment, and understanding of leprosy, also known as Hansen's disease. Organized periodically, the ILC brings together health professionals, researchers, policymakers, and representatives from affected communities worldwide to discuss the latest developments in the field of leprosy elimination and control.
The congress fosters collaboration on:
- Leprosy prevalence updates and elimination strategies
- Innovations in diagnosis, treatment, including Multidrug Therapy (MDT)
- Addressing stigma and rehabilitation
Key features include scientific presentations, workshops, and exhibitions showcasing new medical technologies.
For more information, please download the following document.
Applying for a visa
We recommend applying for a visa as early as possible, as the application process can be time consuming. Before applying for your visa, please check the latest information on entry regulations for the Indonesia.
Visa regulations depend on your nationality and country of origin. You are strongly advised to find out if you need a visa to enter the Indonesia as early as possible, and should a visa be required, to apply as soon as possible.
Further information about visa regulations can be found on The Official Website of the Immigration of the Republic of Indonesia
Registration Fee
Price List Ticket ILC : Sheet1
Meet the Speakers
Verônica Schmitz, PhD
Dr. Yonghu Sun
Dr. Alice Cruz
Mr. Tesfaye Tadesse Haile
Dr. Takahiro Nanri
Dr. Flora Ramona Sigit Prakoeswa
Dr. Vivek V Pai
Prof. Claudio Salgado
Prof. Koichi Suzuki
Dr. Peter Steinmann
Dr. Ritu Ghosh
Prof. Hardyanto Soebono
Dr. Medhi Denisa Alinda
Dr. Geoff Warne
Dr. Sundeep Chaitanya
Prof. Sunil Dogra
Dr. Mauricio Nobre
Prof. Cita Rosita Sigit Prakoeswa
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Time Zone / Climate
- Indonesia Time is consistent with GMT+8
- Bali has a tropical climate, with hot and humid weather all year round. Throughout the year, the temperature in Bali stays between 20°C and 32°C
Welcome to Indonesia
A Land of Cultural Richness and Natural Wonders Indonesia, the world's
largest archipelago, is a country of diverse cultures, stunning landscapes, and
unique traditions. Spanning over 17,000 islands, it offers an incredible range of
experiences for visitors, from historical landmarks to vibrant festivals and
culinary delights.
Famous Landmarks
Borobudur Temple: A 9th-century Buddhist monument in Central Java and a
UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Prambanan Temple: A 9th-century Hindu temple complex near Yogyakarta,
also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Mount Bromo: An active volcano in East Java known for its surreal landscape
and stunning sunrises.
Bali: The "Island of the Gods," famous for its beaches, terraced rice paddies,
and ancient temples.
Indonesia: A Global Leader in Dermatology and Leprosy Research
- Institute of Tropical Disease (ITD), Universitas Airlangga: This leading
institution is at the forefront of leprosy research in Indonesia. ITD works in
close collaboration with both local and international bodies such as the
World Health Organization (WHO) and Sasakawa Leprosy Initiative to
develop diagnostic tools, treatment methods, and policies aimed at
eliminating leprosy. - Ministry of Health and National Leprosy Program: Indonesia's Ministry of
Health plays a central role in national efforts to control and eradicate
leprosy. Through its National Leprosy Program, Indonesia focuses on early
diagnosis, improved access to treatment, and preventing disability caused
by delayed care.
International Collaborations
Indonesia collaborates with organizations like the International Leprosy
Association (ILA) and Sasakawa Health Foundation, which support research
efforts and the creation of initiatives to promote leprosy education and stigma
reduction. The country also participates in global congresses, such as the
International Leprosy Congress (ILC), where Indonesian scientists present
cutting-edge research and share innovations in dermatological care.
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