This track is designed for scientific studies, clinical audits, research projects, and interesting case series or reports. Authors may choose between oral presentation (paper) or e-poster presentation based on content and format.
Arab Eye Academy International Conference 2026 (AEA 2026)
December 9–11, 2026 · Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Alexandria, Egypt
We proudly open the door for scientific contributions in the form of Papers, E‑posters, Videos, and Course Proposals.
A unique opportunity for ophthalmologists and researchers from Arab countries and beyond to showcase clinical experience, research, innovations, and teaching skills.
🏆 Awards: Best Paper, Best E‑poster, Best Video
🗓️ Timeline
- 28 August, 2026 – 11:59 PM : Submission deadline
- Notification of acceptance and format within two weeks after the submission deadline
Submission Guidelines:
- Language: English
- Abstract limit: 300 words
- Structure: Background – Methods – Results – Conclusion
- File format: Word or PDF
- Presenting author must be registered for the conference
- Posters will be digital or printed – details will follow upon acceptance.
- Oral presentations will be 6–8 minutes.
- 28 August, 2026 – 11:59 PM : Submission deadline
This track is for educational surgical videos or innovative visual content relevant to ophthalmology. Submissions may include techniques, tips, complication management, or new technologies.
Submission Guidelines:
- Maximum duration: 5 minutes
- Language: English narration or English subtitles
- Format: MP4 or MOV, HD quality
- File size: Up to 1 GB
- Must include brief description (100–150 words) of the technique/idea
- Videos must be original work, not published or presented in other conferences and anonymized (no patient-identifiable info)
- Accepted video presenters have to be registered to the conference
- By submitting participant agreed to allow Arab Eye Academy to publish their videos with credit to participant
- 28 August, 2026 – 11:59 PM : Submission deadline
We invite proposals for instructional courses or skill-based workshops relevant to ophthalmic practice. Courses can be didactic, interactive, or hands-on, and must provide clear educational value to attendees.
Submission Guidelines:
- Course Title: Clear and concise
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For 60-minute courses: Course Director name & Co-instructors (maximum of 4)
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For 90-minute courses: Course Director name & Co-instructors (maximum of 6)
- Topic of interest
- Cornea & Refractive
- Glaucoma & Neuro-Ophthalmology
- Retina & Uveitis
- Oculoplastics & Pediatric Ophthalmology
- Cataract
- Duration: 60 or 90 minutes
- Format: Lecture / Panel / Case-Based / Hands-on
- Objectives: 2–3 educational goals
- Level: Basic, intermediate or advanced
- Target audience level: Residents / General Ophthalmologists / Subspecialists
- Brief description of content (200–300 words)
- All speakers must register for the conference
- 28 August, 2026 – 11:59 PM : Submission deadline
