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2025 Highlights of ASH® in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and North Africa

Highlights of ASH in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and North Africa


About Highlights of ASH in in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and North Africa

By attending Highlights of ASH, you will get a comprehensive review of significant scientific updates in clinical and translational hematologic research, learn how these updates directly affect the study and practice of hematology, and discover how new research can be translated into cutting-edge patient care.

Through participation in this meeting, you will be able to:

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Access a program curated from highlights of the ASH annual meeting which covers the latest and most influential topics in hematology.

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Engage in interactive panel discussions with speakers and attend small group lunch sessions with experts in the field.

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Network with experts, exhibitors, and peers in a close-knit setting.

This meeting has been designed to be a rewarding educational event for hematologists, oncologists, fellows and trainees, allied health professionals, and hematopathologists.

Program Co-Host

ASH is proud to co-host this meeting with the Société Marocaine d'Hématologie


Program Schedule

The following session topics corresponds to the 2025 Highlights of ASH in the Mediterranean, Middle East, and North Africa and is subject to change.

  1. Highlights in Aggressive Lymphoma
  2. Highlights in Indolent Lymphoma including Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
  3. Multiple Myeloma
  4. Bi-Specifics: Toxicity and Management
  5. Supportive Care in Hematology
  6. Acute Myeloid Leukemia
  7. Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
  8. Myelodysplastic Syndromes
  9. Myeloproliferative Neoplasms
  10. Thrombosis
  11. Hemostasis and Other Bleeding Disorders
  12. Hemoglobinopathies including Sickle Cell Disease and Thalassemia
  13. Cellular Therapeutics
  14. Transfusion Medicine
  15. Challenges and Opportunities in Bringing CAR-T Cell Therapy to Africa