66th International Congress of FIP - August 25 - 31, 2006 - Brazil

66th International Congress of FIP
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences World Congress 2006
25-31 August 2006
Salvador Bahia, Brazil
Language
The official language in Brazil is Portuguese; the official Congress language will be English, with simultaneous translation in various languages for selected symposia.
Climate
The weather is very pleasant at the end of August. Sunny days and fresh breezes make Salvador perfect for parties, beaches and fun all year round.
Churches
Salvador is proud of having more than 367 churches retracting the Baroque style.
Cuisine
The local cuisine is famous for the color and aroma of its dishes which effectively please the most demanding gourmets.
Historic Centre
All those who come here may enjoy the extraordinary architecture that the city has to offer. It was here where the first city of Brazil was founded. In the historic center you may visit Lacerda Elevator, Modelo Market, Fountains and many other attractions.
Official Housing and Tours Agent
BLUMAR is the official Housing and Tours Agent for the Congress.
Venue
Pestana Bahia Hotel
Exhibition
Featured will be an international exhibition at which delegates can review the latest achievements in new pharmaceutical equipment, techniques and products. The exhibition will give companies the opportunity to promote their products and services and to meet with community and hospital pharmacists, pharmacy educators, students and senior officials of national and international organiza?tions and governments, all of whom play an important role in the decision to acquire products and services related to the profession. It will be integrated with the Section posters and will take place from Monday, 28 until Wednesday 30 August 2006.
For further information, programme and application forms:
FIP Congresses & Conferences
Andries Bickerweg 5
P.O. Box 84200
2508 AE The Hague
The Netherlands
Tel: +31-(0)70-302 1982/1981
Fax: +31-(0)70-302 1998/1999
E-mail: congress@fip.org
Website: www.fip.org/brazil2006