MCI Group at the IAG Forum & Medical Academy 2026
Nairobi, Kenya | 18–20 March 2026
MCI Group is proud to announce our participation in the upcoming IAG Forum & Medical Academy 2026, organized by the International Assistance Group (IAG) in Nairobi, Kenya.
As a long-standing partner of IAG, with MCI Latam serving as Core Partner in the Dominican Republic and MCI Assist as an accredited Assistance Partner, our presence at this global gathering reflects our continued commitment to operational excellence, collaboration, and preparedness in an evolving risk landscape.
A Global Forum for a Changing World
The IAG Forum provides a unique opportunity to connect with partners worldwide, explore emerging trends, and exchange best practices shaping medical and travel assistance across Africa and beyond. Running alongside the Forum, the IAG Medical Academy offers hands-on workshops and operational training for professionals navigating increasingly complex assistance environments. Participation in events like this is not symbolic. It is strategic.
Global operating environments are not static. They evolve gradually at times, and suddenly at others. The implications for enterprise security, supply chains, and workforce protection shift accordingly. Recent developments across the Americas, MENA, and East Africa demonstrate how rapidly regional volatility can affect mobility, medical access and corporate continuity.
From Global Dialogue to Operational Readiness
At MCI Group, we translate global insight into structured operational response. Through our integrated companies, including MCI Assist and MCI Latam, we actively manage Duty of Care responsibilities for travelers, expatriates, students and international workers in collaboration with their insurers.
Today, we support more than 4,000 small and medium-sized enterprises in Spain alone, ensuring coordinated medical assistance, cost containment, and rapid intervention across multiple regions. Our international network, strengthened by IAG partnerships, enables us to act locally while maintaining global standards. Participation in the IAG Forum & Medical Academy reinforces our ability to:
- Anticipate regional risk shifts
- Strengthen on-the-ground partnerships
- Enhance escalation protocols
- Support insurers and corporate clients with structured, auditable assistance solutions
Looking Ahead
As geopolitical and environmental volatility continues to influence mobility and healthcare access worldwide, collaboration becomes a strategic asset. We look forward to engaging with partners in Nairobi and bringing back insights that further enhance our global medical assistance capabilities.
If your organization is reviewing its Duty of Care strategy or international medical coordination framework, our team would be pleased to continue the conversation.
