The World Cancer Congress aims to strengthen the participants' actions and impact on national, regional and international scales through a multidisciplinary programme featuring the latest successful cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care interventions. What is its purpose? Committed to working together, sharing knowledge, and forging international partnerships to improve health equity and reduce the burden of cancer around the world. Organised every two years by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC), the World Cancer Congress (WCC) is the leading international conference in cancer control. It brings together a community of professionals from different fields in the cancer control – researchers, clinicians, advocates, policymakers, and people with lived experience – from over 120 countries. Each edition is hosted in a different country by a local UICC member organisation, WCC is a unique gathering where people from around the world connect in person to exchange knowledge, spark new ideas, and drive real change – so that cancer prevention, treatment, and care are more accessible, innovative, and effective for all. Why attend? Whether it’s shaping national policies, providing cancer treatment and care, researching innovations, or advocating for more equity in cancer care, the World Cancer Congress supports these efforts by offering unmatched opportunities to: Connect globally Network with professionals and decision-makers from around the world. Learn collaboratively Participate in a diverse programme developed with and for the global cancer community. Be heard Share personal expertise, experience, and insights to a global audience. Create impact Forge partnerships that drive sustainable change in cancer control.