8th SJNS International Conference 2026
Amman – Jordan
1 – 3 October 2026
The Society of Jordanian Neurological Surgeons (SJNS) welcomes neurosurgeons, healthcare professionals, researchers, and colleagues from around the world to the 8th SJNS International Conference 2026, taking place from 1–3 October 2026 in Amman, Jordan.
Hosted at the Land Mark Hotel Amman, the conference will bring together leading experts and members of the neurosurgical community to exchange knowledge, discuss recent developments, and explore the future of neurosurgery.
Under the theme “Diversities, Updates and Future Horizons,” the meeting will provide a platform for scientific discussion, professional collaboration, and the exchange of clinical and academic experience.
Join the Neurosurgical Community in Amman
The 8th SJNS International Conference offers participants an opportunity to stay informed about advances in neurosurgery while connecting with colleagues, researchers, and specialists from Jordan and beyond.
The scientific program will focus on current developments, evolving practices, and future directions across the field of neurosurgery. Through presentations, discussions, and professional interaction, participants can share experience and strengthen regional and international collaboration.
The conference will take place from 1 to 3 October 2026 at the Land Mark Hotel in Amman, Jordan.
About the Society of Jordanian Neurological Surgeons
The Society of Jordanian Neurological Surgeons (SJNS) is a professional medical society dedicated to advancing neurosurgery in Jordan and the surrounding region.
Since its establishment in 2005, the society has worked to support neurosurgical education, scientific research, professional development, and collaboration among specialists.
SJNS also works with the Jordan Medical Association (JMA) and other relevant organizations to promote high standards of neurosurgical care and improve access to quality treatment for patients with neurological disorders.
Through conferences, seminars, and educational activities, the society gives neurosurgeons and other healthcare professionals opportunities to exchange knowledge, discuss new developments, and build stronger professional networks.
The 8th SJNS International Conference 2026 in Amman continues this mission by creating a meeting point for education, collaboration, and discussion about the future of neurosurgery.
