<h1>Legal checklist for hybrid international health conference: nonprofit rules, public-private procurement, immigration, accreditation, data protection and IP compliance</h1> A philanthropic foundation and a national government will co-host an international health conference in a hybrid format, inaugurated by the country's head of state and attended by regional first ladies and thousands of international participants. The partnership encompasses scholarship-funded clinical training, media capacity-building, public-health awareness campaigns, cross-border broadcasting and publication outputs, and claims of political neutrality. Relevant legal considerations include compliance with nonprofit and tax rules, public-private partnership procurement and authorization, immigration and event liability, medical training accreditation and patient-safety standards, data protection for participants, intellectual-property rights over media content, and communications/regulatory approvals for live streaming.