LIMASSOL, CYPRUS — The St. Moritz Longevity Forum is proud to announce a strategic partnership with MHV Group, the leading high-end hospitality and real estate group behind some of Cyprus’s most iconic destinations, as Official Partner of the inaugural Cyprus EMEA Healthspan Summit.
Taking place on 27–28 April 2026, the Summit will be hosted at Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Limassol — a setting that reflects the calibre, ambition, and global relevance of the Forum’s mission.
Elevating longevity through world-class hospitality
This partnership marks a defining moment in positioning Cyprus as a premier Mediterranean hub for healthspan innovation. With MHV Group’s leadership in luxury hospitality and the creation of integrated lifestyle destinations, the Summit will offer an exceptional environment for world-renowned scientists, biotechnology pioneers and investors to convene, collaborate, and shape the future of longevity.
“We are delighted to partner with MHV Group to bring this vision to life,” said the Organizing Committee of the St. Moritz Longevity Forum. “Parklane Resort & Spa embodies the standards of excellence, wellness infrastructure, and refined hospitality that are essential to the longevity ecosystem. With its visionary approach to destination creation, MHV Group stands as the ideal partner for convening the world’s brightest minds.”
Innovating life: shaping the future of longevity
Curated by the experts behind the internationally recognised St. Moritz Longevity Forum, the Summit will explore the frontiers of healthspan science under the theme “Innovating Life: Shaping the Future of Longevity.”
The programme will feature high-level keynote addresses and interactive panels across five core pillars:
• Regenerative Medicine & Biomarkers: Tracking biological age and reversing cellular decline.
• AI in Healthcare: How machine learning is fast-tracking drug discovery and personalized diagnostics.
• Longevity Infrastructure: The rise of specialized longevity clinics and urban concepts designed for healthy aging.
• Financial Longevity: Strategies for wealth management and insurance in an aging society.
• Social Policy: Redefining the workforce and community support for a “Centenarian” population.
A Mediterranean hub for biotechnology and health innovation
The collaboration underscores Cyprus’s growing profile as a strategic hub for biotechnology, health innovation, and investment. MHV Group’s involvement highlights the synergy between high-end real estate, hospitality, and the burgeoning “Longevity Economy.”
“Hosting the Cyprus EMEA Healthspan Summit at Parklane Resort & Spa is a testament to MHV Group’s commitment to bringing world-class, impactful events to the island,” MHV Group said. “As global focus shifts toward proactive health and longevity, we are proud to provide the stage where the future of human health will be shaped.”
Registration and participation
Attendance is limited to ensure high-level networking and engagement. Scientists, clinicians, investors, and entrepreneurs are invited to register via Participation Packages – St. Moritz Longevity Forum.
About MHV Mediterranean Hospitality Venture
MHV Mediterranean Hospitality Venture specialises in upscale hospitality and the development of premium residential and commercial destinations. Guided by a vision to create extraordinary places that blend luxury, innovation, and respect for local cultural heritage, MHV delivers world-class experiences that redefine contemporary living and business environments.
As a subsidiary of PRODEA Investments, MHV Group is shaping the Mediterranean’s luxury landscape while elevating Cyprus as a global hub for business, wellness, and high-end tourism.
About the St. Moritz Longevity Forum
The St. Moritz Longevity Forum is a prestigious global platform dedicated to advancing healthy human lifespans. Through its high-level summits, the Forum fosters a multidisciplinary ecosystem designed to redefine how society approaches aging and longevity.
By uniting world-leading scientists, investors, and policymakers, it bridges the gap between research innovation and practical application to foster a healthier and more sustainable future.
