National Congress Of Poultry Health, Husbandry, Diseases, and Related Industries
The National Congress Of Poultry Health, Husbandry, Diseases, and Related Industries will be hosted by the SANA Institute for Avian Health and Diseases Research for Poultry Health and Diseases.
Scheduled to take place on January 13–14, 2026 , the event will be held at the Razi International Conference Center in Tehran.
Dr. Jamshid Razmyar, Director of the SANA Institute for Avian Health and Diseases Research, announced the news, stating: "For the first time in the country, a comprehensive congress focusing on poultry health and diseases, breeding management, nutrition, welfare, economics, modern technologies, and related industries (including feed, equipment, slaughterhouses, packaging, supply chains, and more) will be organized by our institute. This congress will cover the entire poultry production and breeding chain."
Dr. Razmyar emphasized that the congress aims to enhance specialized knowledge, facilitate the exchange of scientific findings, and foster greater collaboration among researchers, academics, industry professionals, and stakeholders in poultry and allied sectors.
A professor of poultry health and diseases at the University of Tehran's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Razmyar added: "The congress will be held on January 13–14 at the Razi International Conference Center in Tehran."
He further noted that the initial deadline for submitting articles is October 23, 2025, with the review results to be announced by December 22, 2025.
Dr. Razmyar also announced that registration and coordination for the side exhibition will begin in June 2025. He elaborated: "In this exhibition, active companies in the fields of pharmaceuticals, vaccines, equipment, livestock and poultry feed, modern technologies, and related industries will showcase their latest products and innovations."
Expressing his hopes for the congress, Dr. Razmyar stated: "We trust that this event will pave the way for the development of scientific and industrial collaborations, while contributing to the improvement of health standards and productivity in Iran's poultry industry."
