Reproductive medicine leaders about the conference
One of the important annual event in the field of reproductive medicine in Georgia, the international scientific conference and workshop “Infertility 35+” already has a 5-year history. It is a platform that offers attendees a rich program of engaging presentations, interactive workshops and stimulating discussions led by the best experts in the field.
This conference serves to advance the field, exchange ideas and best practices, learn about the latest developments in reproductive health, and connect with professionals from around the world. The event features a dynamic exhibit hall showcasing the latest reproductive health products and services. Attendees can explore innovative solutions, connect with delegates, speakers, experts, colleagues from the world’s best clinics and discover ways to improve their practice.
Overall, the Infertility 35+ conference is an important event for those seeking to deepen their knowledge, connect with experts in the field from around the world, and explore innovative products and services in the field of reproductive medicine.
Conference delegates about the conference:
Professor Andrea Jenazani – President of the International Academy of Human Reproduction, President of the International Associations of Gynecologists and Gynecological Endocrinology of Europe, Head of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Pisa (Italy) evaluates the conference held in Georgia:
I am happy to visit Georgia, the Georgian school of reproductive medicine, led by Professor Khomasuridze, is one of the best schools in the world, we know them from reports in various European countries, and their growth in a very short time has always been impressive, today’s conference is proof of that, with high-level, best speakers, reports, It exceeded expectations.”
Professor Howard Karp – Head of Department of Obstetrics and
Gynecology at Tel Aviv University, Honorary Clinical Professor at Nicosia
University:
An interesting and very important meeting took place, such large-scale and informative conferences are rare today, the high professionalism of Georgian doctors is noteworthy, interesting cases were presented by young doctors for discussion, the conference was attended by residents, students, such seminars are especially important for them, thanks to the organizers, for such an impressive 2 days!
Professor Andrzej Milewicz – professor of endocrinology at the Medical University of Wroclaw (Poland), honorary member of European, Polish, Czech and Ukrainian associations of endocrinologists and gynecologists.:
I did not expect otherwise, I am in Georgia for the second time, I have already been once upon the invitation of Professor Khomasuridze, and I gladly accepted the invitation from Georgia this time as well. A new vision and determination of the young doctors of the German Reproductive Center, thanks to the organizers for 2 fruitful days
Head of the Association of Reproducologists, Professor Archil Khomasuridze
Every conference in reproductive medicine is important and useful if it has an educational focus. This conference, in which I am also participating, is exactly of this nature. It is also interesting that at the beginning of the covid pandemic, the last such high-level conference was held by the GGRC clinic in reproductive medicine, and even now, when the pandemic is over, this clinic is holding such a high-level conference in our country. As we mentioned, the conference has clinical and educational significance, where Georgian doctors , residents and students are admitted without any financial cost. This field is relatively young among other fields of medicine and requires constant development. Moreover, recently reproduction has become a very popular direction in our country. Here, I must tell you that Georgia is the only country in the world where reproductive medicine is an independent medical discipline. I personally fought for it for 27 years, and in 2020 the state recognized this field as an independent field from gynecology. This conference is proof of the level at which this field is developed in Georgia today and how modestly the world luminaries of the field treat it.