25–27 November 2026 Grand Hyatt Amman, Jordan Secretariat: [email protected]
About ICNBH 2026

About the Congress

Connecting scientific research with everyday neurological care in Amman, Jordan • 25–27 November 2026.

Dr. Samir Al-Khatib
Official Congress Welcome

Message from the Chairperson

Dear Colleagues and Friends,

On behalf of the organizing committee, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the International Congress on Neurology and Brain Health 2026, taking place from 25 to 27 November in Amman, Jordan.

Our theme, “Advancing Neurological Care Through Science and Collaboration,” reflects the importance of bringing clinical experience and scientific evidence together. Neurology continues to develop across diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation, making opportunities for shared learning especially valuable.

The proposed programme covers stroke, epilepsy, movement disorders, cognitive disorders, neuroimmunology, headache, neuromuscular disease, and neurorehabilitation. Through lectures, workshops, and case discussions, we aim to address questions that colleagues encounter in their daily practice.

We also welcome the contribution of early-career clinicians and researchers. Their questions and research will be an important part of the scientific exchange throughout the meeting. Thank you for your interest in joining us. We look forward to a productive conference and to welcoming you to Amman.

Dr. Samir Al-Khatib
Chairperson, International Congress on Neurology and Brain Health 2026
ICNBH 2026 Organizing Committee, Amman, Jordan
Guiding Philosophy

The Congress Theme

“Advancing Neurological Care Through Science and Collaboration”

The theme places practical learning at the centre of the meeting: how new evidence, thoughtful clinical decisions, and multidisciplinary teamwork can support better care for people living with neurological disorders.

The three-day scientific programme will connect research with everyday clinical practice through expert lectures, clinical case discussions, practical workshops, and research presentations. Sessions will explore diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and the challenges of delivering patient-centred care across neurological conditions.

We look forward to welcoming colleagues from Jordan, the wider region, and around the world for an engaging exchange of clinical experience and scientific knowledge.

Delegate Profiles

Who Should Attend

The congress is designed for healthcare professionals, clinical scientists, and trainees dedicated to neurological medicine:

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    Neurologists & Physicians: Clinical specialists involved in direct neurological diagnosis, intervention, and long-term disease management.
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    Neurosurgeons, Neuroscientists & Clinical Researchers: Clinicians and laboratory investigators translating scientific insights into clinical protocols.
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    Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Specialists: Physiatrists, physical therapists, and neurorehab teams focusing on functional recovery and mobility.
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    Residents, Fellows & Medical Students: Trainees seeking case-based mentorship, hands-on diagnostics, and presentation opportunities.
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    Neurophysiology Professionals, Nurses & Allied Teams: EEG/EMG technologists, nurse specialists, and coordinated multidisciplinary care staff.
Curricular Goals

Learning Objectives

By participating in the three-day academic programme, delegates will be equipped to:

1. Review Modern Clinical Developments
Examine emerging developments in the assessment, diagnostic protocols, and management of common and complex neurological disorders.
2. Evaluate Case-Based Decision Pathways
Critically analyze diagnostic and treatment pathways through real-world clinical patient cases in stroke, epilepsy, and neuroimmunology.
3. Enhance Coordinated Rehabilitation
Explore the vital role of multidisciplinary rehabilitation, spasticity management, and coordinated care in achieving functional recovery.
4. Foster Regional & Global Collaboration
Share clinical research inquiries, establish multicentre investigative questions, and identify lasting opportunities for regional collaboration.
Governance & Leadership

Organizing & Scientific Committees

The dedicated clinicians and academics guiding the scientific standards and operations of ICNBH 2026.

Dr. Samir Al-Khatib
Conference Chairperson
Dr. Samir Al-Khatib
Chairperson, Organizing Committee
ICNBH 2026 Organizing Committee, Amman, Jordan
Dr. Lina Haddad
Scientific Committee Chair
Dr. Lina Haddad
Chairperson, Scientific Committee
Stroke & Cerebrovascular Care Specialist
Dr. Omar Al-Najjar
Organizing Secretary
Dr. Omar Al-Najjar
Organizing Secretary
Epilepsy & Clinical Neurophysiology
Dr. Nadia Mansour
Committee Member
Dr. Nadia Mansour
Scientific Committee
Consultant Neurologist, Movement Disorders
Dr. Rania Khalil
Committee Member
Dr. Rania Khalil
Scientific Committee
Consultant Neurologist, Neuroimmunology & MS
Dr. Tarek Hamdan
Committee Member
Dr. Tarek Hamdan
Scientific Committee
Neuromuscular Disorders & Clinical Neurophysiology

Congress Secretariat Operations

Head of Secretariat: Ms. Nour Haddad | Official Contact: [email protected]

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