Under the patronage of Messrs

The Minister of the Pharmaceutical Industry

The Minister of Health

January 27–30, 2027 – Exhibition Center – Safex, Palestine Pavilion

Pharmaceutical excellence through the various professions in the field of pharmacy

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The 21st edition


Following an exceptional 20th-anniversary edition of SIPHAL—which saw the participation of over 165 exhibitors and more than 12,000 healthcare professionals—ESPRIT OUVERT is pleased to announce that the 21st edition of the International Pharmacy Exhibition in Algeria (SIPHAL) will take place from January 27 to 30, 2027. The event will be held in the new PALESTINE pavilion—an expanded space befitting the ambitions of this pioneering exhibition for the national pharmaceutical sector and its partners.

At SIPHAL 2027, we will explore the theme of "Pharmaceutical Excellence" across the various professions within the field of pharmacy. This unifying and highly relevant theme will be integrated throughout a rich and diverse program, featuring a new organizational structure for the exhibition’s various communication and engagement hubs.

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+165

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+40

Conferences & Symposiums

With the support of

CNOPUNOPSNAPOSAPHOCNPMPCHFACULTÉ DE PHARMACIE D'ALGERFAP

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