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25 September 2023

Take an active role in shaping the programme of UICC’s World Cancer Congress 2024!

UICC is pleased to announce that the call for sessions for World Cancer Congress 2024 is now open for submissions until 12 November.

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Dynamic, timely and innovative sessions with engaging speakers are essential to delivering a Congress that resonates with participants and the global health community.

The call for sessions also presents a significant opportunity for organisations and individuals to share their insights into to the challenges facing cancer organisations and cancer care delivery with a diverse, global audience.

UICC therefore invites interested parties to submit their session proposals by 12 November 2023. Take an active role in shaping the programme of World Cancer Congress 2024 next September 2024 in Geneva, Switzerland!

For comprehensive information on the submission process, guidelines, and the six overarching themes of the 2024 Congress, please visit our dedicated Programmes page.

Learn more about the call for sessions for World Cancer Congress 2024 here

Each accepted session proposal will be granted up to five complimentary registrations for the World Cancer Congress 2024.

For any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact UICC Events Team at congress@uicc.org.
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Friday 29 September 2023

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