ACC Middle East 2026, held together with the Jordan Cardiac Society Annual Meeting, is scheduled for 30 September – 2 October 2026 at The St. Regis Amman in Amman, Jordan. The meeting is organised jointly by the American College of Cardiology, the Jordan Cardiac Society and the ACC Jordan Chapter.
ACC Middle East is the College's flagship regional meeting, designed to bring the science, guidelines and case-based teaching of the ACC Annual Scientific Session to cardiologists practising across the Middle East and North Africa. The format typically combines guideline-directed updates, interactive case panels, imaging and interventional sessions, heart failure and structural heart programmes, prevention and lipid management, electrophysiology, and sessions aimed specifically at fellows-in-training and early-career cardiologists. Partnering with the Jordan Cardiac Society's annual meeting gives the 2026 edition a strong national programme alongside the international faculty.
Meeting leadership includes Wael A. Jaber as ACC Co-Chair, Hadi Abu-Hantash as Organizing Committee Chair, Jamal Dabbas as Jordan Cardiac Society Co-Chair and Gurusher S. Panjrath as ACC Vice Chair. Registration details, fee tiers, CME credit allocation and any abstract submission deadline have not been published on the accessible event pages at the time of listing; the official microsite at accmiddleeast.vfairs.com is the authoritative source for programme releases and registration opening.
Prospective delegates should confirm the dates directly with the organisers before booking travel: at least one cached listing for this meeting carries a postponement note, and we have not been able to verify or rule it out against the official ACC page. We will update this listing as soon as the organisers publish confirmation, the detailed scientific programme, faculty list and registration information.
Amman is well served from Gulf hubs, and the meeting has historically attracted cardiologists from Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Egypt, Lebanon and Iraq, making it one of the more accessible opportunities in the region to engage ACC faculty directly on case management and guideline implementation.