The 9th World Bronchiectasis Conference serves as a premier gathering for sharing and discussing the most recent findings related to the diagnosis and management of Bronchiectasis. The conference will cover a broad range of topics, including: Basic Science, Clinical Trials Comorbidities, Cystic Fibrosis and Bronchiectasis Immunology & Inflammation, Infections, Management & Organisation of a clinical service NTM — Nontuberculous Mycobacteria Nurses and Allied Healthcare Professionals experiences, Paediatric Bronchiectasis Patient experience PCD — Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia Respiratory Physiotherapy & Airway Clearance Registries Treatments, Microbiota NTM – Nontuberculous Mycobacteria Nursing and Allied Healthcare experiences Paediatric Bronchiectasis PCD – Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia Pollution & Climate change and their effects on Lung Health with a special focus on Bronchiectasis and NTM Respiratory Physiotherapy & Airway Clearance Treatments & New Drugs Tuberculosis and its connection with Bronchiectasis

The main aim of the meeting is educational, and the speakers have been specifically invited to translate in their lectures the most important recent discoveries to the potential improvement of clinical practice. A significant proportion of time (40%) will be devoted to discussion.

This course offers the latest insight into pulmonary rehabilitation, bringing together the viewpoints of both clinicians and physiotherapists. Participants will be provided with a comprehensive overview on when and how treatments should be delivered taking into account the latest guidelines in the field, as well as promising new tools and approaches.

To promote knowledge in Paediatric Respiratory Medicine

The translation workshop reviews content of newly authored Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for use in future examinations. Participants review and edit exam MCQs which were previously translated by artificial intelligence.

This four-day meeting will deliver a highly interactive and multidisciplinary scientific programme, combining plenary sessions, symposia, educational sessions, skills-based workshops, oral presentations, conversation cafés, and poster sessions based on submitted research abstracts. A strong emphasis is placed on participation and collaboration, with many sessions designed in workshop formats to encourage discussion, debate, and shared learning. The conference will explore innovative approaches to improving respiratory care in diverse healthcare settings. International experts will address key global challenges, including COPD, asthma, rhinitis, respiratory infections, tobacco dependence, and environmental impacts on lung health, while focusing on practical, real-world solutions adaptable to different regions and resource levels. The conference is held alongside the first North African Interdisciplinary Respiratory Forum, creating a unique platform to examine how healthcare systems can optimise roles across professions and regions.

The translation workshop reviews content of newly authored Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for use in future examinations. Participants review and edit exam MCQs which were previously translated by artificial intelligence.

The translation workshop reviews content of newly authored Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for use in future examinations. Participants review and edit exam MCQs which were previously translated by artificial intelligence.

The translation workshop reviews content of newly authored Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) for use in future examinations. Participants review and edit exam MCQs which were previously translated by artificial intelligence.

The Academy of adult respiratory medicine is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of each of the major fields of respiratory medicine based on the HERMES syllabus. This academy is aimed at all respiratory professionals wishing to update their knowledge, particularly those preparing for the European examination in adult respiratory medicine.

Review current evidence on the early-life origins of airway diseases and their links with multimorbidity — including the connection between childhood asthma and adult COPD. Identify opportunities for early detection and intervention to alter disease progression. Evaluate the potential impact of preventive measures and early-life interventions on long-term lung health. Examine the ongoing under-recognition of lung health and discuss how to increase awareness, improve screening, and reduce stigma.

This course will allow different medical specialists to share their knowledge about sarcoidosis and give the attendees an excellent opportunity to ask medical experts organ-specific questions regarding sarcoidosis.

The Academy of paediatric respiratory medicine is intended to provide a comprehensive overview of each of the major fields of paediatric respiratory medicine, based on the HERMES syllabus. This academy is aimed at all paediatric respiratory professionals wishing to update their knowledge, particularly those preparing for the European examination in paediatric respiratory medicine. The course programme is designed to challenge participants and provide a learning framework.

The 49th annual conference of the European Cystic Fibrosis Society convenes delegates interested in issues related to cystic fibrosis to look at the disease and care from a holistic perspective. It addresses various issues surrounding the disease, including new treatments, microbiology, diagnosis, basic science research, psychosocial care, nutrition, exercise, among many others. It will include scientific symposia, interactive workshops, ePoster sessions, meet the expert sessions and keynote/plenary sessions including individual lectures held by professional speakers.

The Respiratory Impact Conference brings together experts and practitioners dedicated to turning evidence into action for better respiratory health. Focusing on real-world implementation, it explores how scientific advances can be effectively integrated into everyday care through robust methodologies, digital innovation, and health system transformation.