• Minette Libom Likeng, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications of Cameroon, Opening remarks & speech on innovation in Africa
• Franck Verzefé, TrueSpec-Africa, Welcome from the host
• Thomas Wiegand, FG-AI4H Chair, HHI, Germany, Introduction to the ITU/WHO Focus Group on AI for Health
• Sarah Agbor, Africa Union Commissioner for Technology
• Phanuel Habimana, WHO Cameroon Director
• Andrew Farlow, University of Oxford and Chair FG-AI4H Working Group Collaborations and Outreach, ‘AI and digital Innovation for Heath and Development in Africa: From Ideas to Impact’
• Khahlil Louisy, President of the Institute for Technology and Global Health, MIT/Harvard, USA

• Ziraba Abdhalah, Kenya, health systems strengthening
• Sunny Ibeneme, Nigeria, health systems strengthening
• Daniel Opoku, Ghana. Management of non-communicable diseases, outbreaks and pandemic prevention
• Vitalis Feteh, Cameroon, outbreak detection and response
• Terrence Beteck Epie, Cameroon, Epidemic and HIV drug control
• Diana Ratsiambakaina, Madagasker, Digital tools to serve health finance and UHC

Joining discussion from the ITU-WHO

• Simão Campos, Secretariat ITU-WHO

Moderators:

• Robert Beyer, Villgro Africa
• Deogratias Mzurikwao, Villgro Africa

• Guisilla Dedino, Cameroon, digital innovation in times of conflict and trauma
• Christabel Ngwashi, Cameroon, digital innovation in conflict zones
• Deogratias Mzurikwao, Tanzania, Entrepreneurial support for impact (cf recent “Innovations in Healthcare in Africa”)
• Karim Lekadir, Director, AI in Medicine Lab, Universitat de Barcelona, Spain, Inclusive Artificial Intelligence for Accessible Medical Imaging Across Resource-Limited Settings
• Erick Gankam Tambo, United Nation University, education
• Foutse Khomh, Canada, Software Quality Assurance for Machine Learning Applications

Joining discussion from the ITU-WHO

• Marc Lecoultre, Mllab.ai, Chair, Data and AI solution handling, Team leader, Open Code Initiative (OCI)

Moderators:

• Darlington Akogo, minoHealth AI Lab, Ghana
• Robert Beyer, Villgro Africa

• Yunusa M. Garba, Uganda, Telemedicine
• Françoise Nepveu, France, Drug quality control
• Brenda Tanyi, Cameroon, Telemedicine, maternal care
• Sintieh Ekongefeyin, Cameroon, Non-communicable diseases (NCDs)
• Conrad Tankou, Cameroon, Breast and cervical cancer
• Sandra Nzeneu, Canada, skin lesions, cancer
• Jawa Zabah Muhammad, Sultan Qaboos University Hospital, Oman, Nuclear medicine in Africa

Joining discussion from the ITU-WHO

• Markus Wenzel, Co-chair: Operations (WG-O)

Moderators:

• Franck Verzefé, TrueSpec-Africa, Cameroon
• Eva Weicken,Co-Chair: Clinical evaluation of AI for health (WG-CE); Fraunhofer HHI, Germany

• Benjamin Sarkodie, Medical School, University of Ghana, Challenges Facing AI in Africa Radiology
• Judy Wawira, Emory University USA, Challenges Facing AI in Radiology
• Darlington Akogo (MinoHealth AI Labs & FG-AI4H TG AI for Radiology; Ghana), Opportunities in AI for Radiology
• Issah Samori, University of Ghana III R

• Minette Libom Likeng, Minister of Posts and Telecommunications of Cameroon