LifeSpan Summit Málaga 2026 to Focus on Translating Longevity Innovation Into Real-World Impact
The program will address topics including healthy ageing, brain health, accessibility, age-inclusive work, intergenerational living, financial resilience, caregiving, AI and technology, lifelong learning, the silver economy, and urban and policy adaptation.
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The LifeSpan Summit Málaga 2026, a global gathering dedicated to advancing longevity innovation, will be bringing global policymakers, business leaders, and researchers together to examine how longer life spans are reshaping economies and public systems.
Organized by GIA Longevity, a global, cross-sector partnership addressing the ageing and longevity ecosystem, the event will be held from Oct. 14–16, 2026, at the Vincci Selección Posada del Patio in Spain, with an opening session at Málaga Town Hall.
The three-day summit aims to translate longevity innovation into real-world policy, business, and investment solutions. It is structured around five pillars: healthspan, wealthspan, workspan, carespan and thrivespan, with a focus on building systems that support people across a 0–100 lifespan.
The program will address topics including healthy ageing, brain health, accessibility, age-inclusive work, intergenerational living, financial resilience, caregiving, AI and technology, lifelong learning, the silver economy, and urban and policy adaptation.
The LifeSpan Summit Málaga 2026 will feature senior officials from international institutions, including the European Commission, the World Bank, the World Health Organization (WHO), the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR).
It will also include representatives from companies and organizations such as Uber, AXA Group, Nestlé, the Davos Alzheimer’s Collaborative, and Merck Healthcare, among others.
Registration is open at https://www.lifespan-summit.com/.
Related: Abu Dhabi-Led Future Health Challenge Awards US$300,000 to Three Global Health Innovators
The LifeSpan Summit Málaga 2026, a global gathering dedicated to advancing longevity innovation, will be bringing global policymakers, business leaders, and researchers together to examine how longer life spans are reshaping economies and public systems.
Organized by GIA Longevity, a global, cross-sector partnership addressing the ageing and longevity ecosystem, the event will be held from Oct. 14–16, 2026, at the Vincci Selección Posada del Patio in Spain, with an opening session at Málaga Town Hall.
The three-day summit aims to translate longevity innovation into real-world policy, business, and investment solutions. It is structured around five pillars: healthspan, wealthspan, workspan, carespan and thrivespan, with a focus on building systems that support people across a 0–100 lifespan.
The program will address topics including healthy ageing, brain health, accessibility, age-inclusive work, intergenerational living, financial resilience, caregiving, AI and technology, lifelong learning, the silver economy, and urban and policy adaptation.
The LifeSpan Summit Málaga 2026 will feature senior officials from international institutions, including the European Commission, the World Bank, the World Health Organization (WHO), the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR).
It will also include representatives from companies and organizations such as Uber, AXA Group, Nestlé, the Davos Alzheimer’s Collaborative, and Merck Healthcare, among others.
Registration is open at https://www.lifespan-summit.com/.
Related: Abu Dhabi-Led Future Health Challenge Awards US$300,000 to Three Global Health Innovators
