Titus Kisangau has joined global leaders, policymakers and development experts at the prestigious Prince Mahidol Award Conference (PMAC) 2026 held in Bangkok, Thailand, marking a significant milestone in international collaboration on demographic and development issues.
The 2026 conference brought together stakeholders from across the world under the theme “Navigating Global Demographic Transitions Through Innovative Policy: An Equity-Centered Approach.” The forum focused on addressing emerging global population dynamics and crafting policy responses that are inclusive, resilient and rights-based.
Kisangau described the conference as a highly enriching global convening that provided a platform for meaningful engagement on critical issues such as aging populations, youth bulges, migration, urbanization and equity-driven policy solutions. He noted that the discussions were both timely and thought-provoking, given the rapid demographic changes being experienced across many regions.
During the conference, participants explored innovative policy frameworks and shared best practices aimed at ensuring equitable development while responding to shifting population trends. The gathering also emphasized the importance of collaboration among governments, researchers, development partners and civil society in shaping sustainable and inclusive policies.
Kisangau expressed gratitude for the opportunity to engage with global thought leaders and partners committed to advancing inclusive responses to demographic change. He affirmed his commitment to translating the insights and lessons gained from the conference into meaningful policy and development action going forward.
The Prince Mahidol Award Conference is one of the world’s leading international forums on global health and development policy, attracting high-level participants annually to deliberate on pressing global challenges and solutions.
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