Gulf Aorta Summit 2026 Returns to Dubai with a Global Lineup of Aortic Experts
The highly anticipated Gulf Aorta Summit (GAS) 2026 will take place from 6–8 February 2026 at the prestigious Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Dubai, bringing together the world’s leading minds in aortic surgery, vascular medicine, cardiothoracic innovation, and interventional radiology.
Now in its fourth edition, GAS has become the largest and most influential aortic-focused medical congress in the GCC region, attracting hundreds of delegates, global faculty, and top-tier industry partners. Under the theme “Crafting Intelligent Experiences in Aortic Care,” the 2026 summit will feature over 55 international and regional experts, presenting cutting-edge procedures, challenging case discussions, live transmissions, and hands-on workshops across the full spectrum of aortic pathology.
Highlights of the scientific agenda include sessions on:
• Complex BEVAR/FEVAR: indications, planning & bailout strategies
• Chimney vs Fenestrated EVAR: decision-making in difficult anatomies
• Aortic Arch Replacement using Frozen Elephant Trunk
• Innovations in thoracic trauma & blunt aortic injuries
• Updates in genetic aortic syndromes and spinal cord protection
A new addition this year is the International Aortic Fellowship Program, developed in collaboration with leading centres in Germany, and Egypt. Registered participants will have the opportunity to be nominated for this exclusive program, offering advanced clinical exposure and training in complex aortic interventions.
“These aren’t just big names—these are frontline experts with real-world insight, bold ideas, and a passion for sharing knowledge,” said Dr. Ayman Saleh, Consultant Interventional Radiologist and GAS 2026 faculty member.
“Every session, every panel, every workshop is powered by the kind of expertise that raises the bar for everyone in the room.”
GAS 2026 is CME-accredited and tailored for vascular surgeons, interventional radiologists, cardiologists, anaesthesiologists, trainees, and allied health professionals involved in the management of aortic diseases.
