12th Gastroenterology & Hepatology Conference

 

Hello dear 

 

I hope you are fine. We will be glad to talk to you and give you this information again.

Let me tell you that we are going to have a conference on the 12th UCG Gastroenterology and Hepatology in Dubai and online. Held December 21-22, 2022 from 8 AM to 6 PM. You can have the opportunity to speak, listen, or exhibit. We would be very happy if a capable person like you participated in this conference. May I know your interest in participating as a speaker or a listener?



 

You still get an extra 10% discount on the total fee if you use Coupon Code "UCG10" to avail of this offer.

 

Please register at https://gastroenterology.universeconferences.com/registration/

 

Have you given any additional thought to my proposal? I’d be happy to do a quick review of it on this conversation and answer any pending questions.

 

Please take your valuable time to give feedback and reply to this message if you need any assistance.

 

I am also dropping our WhatsApp number for further conversation.

 

WhatsApp Us: +442033222718

Best regards,

Dr. Pascal Annie, MD. PHD

Organizing Secretariat: | UCG

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