GulfPCR-GIM — the leading-edge interventional cardiology course in the Middle East — returns to Dubai on 29–30 January 2027 at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Two courses under one roof
For the 2027 edition, GulfPCR-GIM and PCR Gulf Valves come together. Both programmes run simultaneously at the same venue, in two dedicated rooms, so participants can move between the latest advances in coronary, imaging and valvular interventions within a single meeting.
About the courses
GulfPCR-GIM is part of the PCR family of courses — alongside EuroPCR, PCR London Valves and AICT-AsiaPCR — organised by the PCR team with the regional interventional community. It follows PCR's interactive teaching approach, built around:
- LIVE case demonstrations and recorded cases
- Case-based learning sessions and complication management
- Practical discussion of techniques, devices and decision-making
- Networking with regional and international operators
PCR Gulf Valves focuses on structural and valvular intervention — TAVI, mitral and tricuspid therapies — with an emphasis on patient selection, imaging and procedural planning, while GulfPCR-GIM covers the full scope of coronary intervention, from complex PCI, bifurcation and left main disease to intracoronary imaging and physiology.
Who should attend
Interventional cardiologists, general cardiologists with an interest in intervention, fellows in training, cardiac surgeons, imaging specialists, cath-lab nurses and allied professionals across the Gulf and wider Middle East.
Why go
Past participants highlight the educational content, the regional network and the chance to see innovative techniques first-hand. The official site lists the course directors, the core team and testimonials, and offers an email sign-up for updates.
Registration details, fees, CME accreditation and the full programme have not yet been published — follow #GulfPCR and #PCRGulfValves or check the official PCR website for updates.
