Registration

Technical Secretariat: Grupo Pacifico, Maria Cubi, 4 - Pral., 08006 Barcelona, Spain.

Registration for the 10th International Sheep Veterinary Congress in Seville was handled through a dedicated process covering delegates, speakers, and accompanying persons. The event took place in March 2023 at a hotel venue in the Andalusian capital, bringing together veterinary professionals focused on small ruminant health, production, and welfare. Because the congress has now concluded, the registration pages serve mainly as a reference point, summarising how participation was arranged and what the main event details were for those who wished to revisit the programme.

The congress was organised by the Spanish Association for Sheep and Goat Production, acting on behalf of the International Sheep Veterinary Association. This international partnership meant that scientific content, keynote addresses, oral presentations, and poster sessions reflected perspectives from veterinary medicine and animal science communities across many countries. Technical and administrative coordination, including registration logistics and abstract submission deadlines, was managed by a professional secretariat based in Barcelona, Spain.

Anyone planning attendance would have found practical information alongside the registration pathway, including details of the venue, accommodation options for delegates and companions, and social activities arranged around the scientific programme. The programme itself featured plenary sessions, invited keynotes, and contributed papers on topics such as flock health management, infectious disease, nutrition, reproduction, and welfare, with abstracts evaluated by the scientific and organising committees prior to presentation.

For future editions of this congress, readers are encouraged to follow the organising association and its international counterpart for announcements on future dates, calls for abstracts, and the opening of registration and ticket purchasing. Veterinary societies, practitioners, and researchers with an interest in sheep and goat production are warmly invited to participate, contribute presentations, and engage with colleagues in a setting designed to share knowledge and strengthen cooperation across the international small ruminant veterinary community.