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More GAPC speakers announced

[09.01.2026]

Three more GAPC 2026 plenary speakers have been announce:

Polathep Vichitkunakorn is an Associate Professor of Epidemiology Prince of Songkla University (PSU), Thailand. He is speaking about the impact of Thailand’s taxation policies.

Daniela Correia is a public health researcher specialising in alcohol control policies, their evaluation, monitoring, and impact assessment in Europe and globally. She will be speaking on the success of Lithuania’s ban on alcohol marketing in the plenary session on alcohol marketing.

Stig Erik Sørheim is head of the international department of Actis – Norwegian Policy Network on Alcohol and Drugs. He is speaking on the hows and whys of the success of the Norwegian alcohol monopoly.

See more speakers and more information about them in The event-> Speakers section

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