ALT A graphic with a faded blue-green-yellow frame with a quote from Hon. Budi Gunadi Sadikin, Minister of Health of Indonesia, reading: “I am honoured to co-chair the 8th Global Forum on TB Vaccines as we advance together with the global TB vaccine community in strengthening national leadership, forging partnerships and driving scientific exchange. With new, effective TB vaccines set to have a transformative impact in Indonesia and around the world, I look forward to leveraging Indonesia's enduring commitment to TB vaccine development and preparedness to support this important convening. Together, we can make sure that new TB vaccines are available to all who need them.”

ALT Graphic with image of the Catedral Basílica de Nuestra Señora del Pilar in Zaragoza on the left-hand side. The logo 8th Global Forum on TB Vaccines is in the top-left corner, with the conference theme written below, reading “Committed to success for a world that can’t wait”. A QR code to the abstract page on the conference website is in the bottom-left corner, with a link to the page provided, reading “bit.ly/8GFTBVabst”. Text on the right-hand side reads: “Call for abstracts. Submit by Wednesday, 30 September 2026. We’re accepting abstracts across five tracks: (1) Developing new concepts for TB vaccines; (2) Model systems and preclinical development; (3) Accelerating the clinical pathway to licensure; (4) Implementation and public health impact; and (5) Enabling conditions for TB vaccine development."

ALT Graphic with patterned frame and the 8th Global Forum logo, with a quote from Mónica García Gómez, Minister of Health, Spain, reading “The Spanish Ministry of Health reaffirms its strong commitment to ending tuberculosis through innovation, equity, and multilateral scientific collaboration. Supporting the 8th Global Forum on TB Vaccines reflects Spain’s dedication to advancing vaccine research, strengthening global partnerships, and translating scientific progress into sustainable public health impact. Hosting this Forum provides a valuable opportunity to reinforce cooperation with diverse international partners and to contribute to shared global priorities toward TB elimination.”