The European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) is hosting its 40th anniversary meeting in Amsterdam this year. An international organization founded in 1985 by Robert Edwards and Jean Cohen, ESHRE has been providing support to the field of reproduction for four decades.

Georgia will be officially represented at the event by the delegation from the Georgian-German Reproductive Center, led by the clinic's directors, Giorgi Archvadze and Nino Museridze. With more than 150 participating companies from 40 European countries and over 120,000 delegates, the ESHRE meetings once again feature an impressive lineup.

"It's true, Georgia is not big on the world map, but it is advanced in many fields, especially assisted reproductive technology. The field has been developing in the country for 26 years. Our company participated for the first time at the ESHRE event held in Denmark last year with 16 delegates. This year, GGRC clinic employees are among the 83 delegates from Georgia attending ESHRE meeting in Amsterdam. Our goal is to immediately introduce worldwide innovations, methodologies, and discoveries in the field to Georgia. We also want to show the global medical community the high standard and credibility of GGRC as our business card.

We are proud to be Georgians, and at the meetings in Amsterdam, we deliberately decorated our information corner with Georgian symbols and ornaments. I believe the GGRC's exhibition hall arrangement is a remarkably beautiful Georgian space. I am confident we will achieve even more next year. Due to growing interest, we receive many invitations from other countries. We already know that we will visit China soon. We have been there for three years now and will return with an exhibition space.

Georgia's achievements in reproductive medicine and embryology should be known as widely as possible. On September 21-22, we will hold the 5th international conference in Georgia, where an outstanding professionals will visit Tbilisi. At this event, called "Infertility 35+", we will also present the online platform of the scientific journal Medical Times, which spreads the success stories and achievements of Georgian doctors even more widely," noted the founder and medical director of GGRC, Nino Museridze.

Nowadays, human reproductive health is particularly relevant, and ESHRE's annual meetings, as a grand scientific conference, are a crucial push for the development of health professionals and researchers. Over four days, the best specialists in the field from across Europe will be hosted. The meetings will be packed with events, expertise sharing, and opportunities for industry representatives to learn and share the latest technologies, leading to new advancements across Europe. Along with the exchange of knowledge, establishing close ties is essential for the field's development. This is also the best opportunity for the development of scientific tourism, which is why it is such an important event for Georgia.

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