Medicine In The Mediterranean 2027

January 29-31 Valletta, Malta

Mark your calendars for Medicine in the Mediterranean 2027!

The Medicine in the Mediterranean Conference is back, and if the trajectory of recent years is any indication, MiM27 is shaping up to be the most compelling gathering yet in the remote and austere medicine world.

What started as a focused regional conference has quietly become something much larger – a landmark event on the international calendar for anyone serious about medicine beyond the hospital walls. Talk to attendees from previous years and you’ll hear the same thing: MiM isn’t just another CME box to check. It’s where the field’s most important conversations happen, where clinical innovation meets operational reality, and where the people doing the most interesting work in remote, wilderness, maritime, and expedition medicine come together in one place. That reputation has been earned conference by conference, and MiM27 will build on it in a setting that is nothing short of extraordinary.

Registration for MiM27 is €350, which represents exceptional value for three full days of expert-led, clinically focused content. Given the growing demand for places, early registration is strongly encouraged.

Valletta is one of Europe’s great historic capitals – a baroque city perched on a peninsula between two of the Mediterranean’s finest natural harbors, steeped in the history of the Knights of St. John and centuries of seafaring and medicine. It is a fitting home for a conference that sits at the intersection of adventure, exploration, and clinical excellence.

If you’ve been on the fence about attending, let the location settle it. Three days of world-class content in one of the world’s most beautiful cities is a combination that doesn’t come along often.

The Stage Is Yours!

MiM27 is only as strong as the people who step up to share their expertise, and the Call for Speakers is officially open now. We are looking for dynamic presenters with valuable insights, original research, compelling cases, or innovative ideas that will challenge and inspire an audience of experienced practitioners. If you are pushing boundaries in remote or austere medicine – clinically, educationally, or operationally – we want to hear from you.

This is a genuine opportunity to contribute to a field that depends on the open exchange of hard-won knowledge. The MiM audience is engaged, experienced, and hungry for content that goes beyond the textbook. If you have something worth saying, this is the room to say it in.
One practical note for prospective speakers: as CoROM works to ensure the long-term sustainability and growth of MiM, we are transitioning away from the speaker honorarium that has been offered in previous years. We recognize that represents a change, and we are grateful for the understanding of our faculty community. The platform, the audience, and the contribution to the field remain as meaningful as ever – and we are committed to making the speaker experience outstanding in every other respect.

To submit a topic proposal, send your abstract to mimspeaker@corom.edu.mt. The sooner we hear from you, the better – programme slots fill up, and we want to ensure the strongest possible lineup for what is already generating considerable excitement.