Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated 2024 China Conference on Rare Diseases, set to take place on October 18-23 in Beijing. Under the inspiring theme "Together for a better future," this premier event promises to be a landmark gathering for the rare disease community.

Organized by the esteemed China Alliance for Rare Diseases (CHARD) in collaboration with key national institutions, this conference stands as a beacon of hope and progress in the field of rare diseases. It brings together a diverse array of stakeholders, from NGOs and medical professionals to researchers and industry leaders, all united in their commitment to advancing rare disease care in China.

Key Highlights:

• 16 cutting-edge sub-forums

• 6 intensive MDT case studies

• 8 informative webinars

• High-level dialogue with multiple stakeholders

• Pre-Conference of the International Rare Disease Conference of China (IRDCC)

and Academic Exchange on Global Rare Disease Innovation

Since its inception in 2019, the China Conference on Rare Diseases has rapidly

become the nation's most influential platform in this crucial healthcare sector. With an expected attendance of over 2,000 participants, including high-ranking

government officials, the conference serves as a vital nexus for policy interpretation, knowledge exchange, and collaborative problem-solving.

CHARD: Empowering the Rare Disease Community

At the heart of this initiative is CHARD, a non-profit powerhouse supported by the National Health Commission. With over 300 registered group members and an

impressive 1100,000+ users on its WeChat mini program, CHARD is revolutionizing rare disease care in China through its patient-centered approach and commitment to fostering innovation.

Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a transformative event that's shaping the

future of rare disease management in China. Join us in Beijing this October and

add your voice to the chorus of change-makers dedicated to improving lives and

advancing medical science.

Please find more information in the attachment. Together, we can build a brighter future for those affected by rare diseases.