31 October–5 November 2027
Montréal Convention Centre

Partnership opportunities

Interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at FIGO Montréal 2027?

Let’s become partners. 

The XXVI FIGO World Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics offers an exceptional platform for organisations to showcase their work to more than 8,000 delegates, including obstetricians, gynaecologists, researchers, policymakers and healthcare professionals from across the globe. 

The Congress provides an environment to build new connections, strengthen existing relationships, and support initiatives to advance women’s health and rights worldwide. 

Partner with us to engage with a global community and help shape a safer and healthier future for women and girls around the world.

Request the prospectus

The FIGO Montréal 2027 sponsorship and exhibition prospectus is now available.

Register your interest below to access the prospectus and explore partnership opportunities to connect with the global women’s health community at FIGO Montréal 2027.

Facts and figures

Previous editions overview

2025

Cape Town, South Africa
5,368
global attendees
2,646
abstracts submitted
142
countries represented

2023

Paris, France
8,033
global attendees
2,352
abstracts submitted
164
countries represented

2021

Online
5,000
global attendees
1,602
abstracts submitted
143
countries represented

2018

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
10,700
global attendees
2,000
abstracts submitted
153
countries represented

Attendees’ specialities*

Ranking of delegate areas of interest*

Maternal fetal health

Clinical obstetrics

Reproductive medicine

Contraception and family planning

Women’s cancer

Benign surgery

Urogynaecology

Non-surgical gynaecology

*Data from FIGO Cape Town 2025

What to expect in 2027: 8,000+ global delegates

Organisations that have previously supported the FIGO World Congress include:

  • Pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical
  • Medical devices and medtech
  • Ultrasound and imaging
  • Digital health and health technology
  • Diagnostics and laboratories
  • Global health NGOs and foundations
  • Professional societies and medical associations
  • Academic and research
  • Media and publishers
  • Insurance providers

Theme

Leader: Professor Liona Poon, Hong Kong

1.1 Prenatal diagnosis, genetics, therapy and surgery

1.2 Nutrition in pregnancy and breastfeeding

1.3 Ultrasound in pregnancy

1.4 Infections, vaccination and anaemia in pregnancy

1.5 Preeclampsia and hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, including long-term health

Leader: Professor Fionnuala McAuliffe, Ireland

2.1 Obstetric emergencies, including post-partum haemorrhage (PPH) and sepsis

2.2 Operative obstetrics, including c-section, operative vaginal delivery and perineal trauma

2.3 Antenatal, postnatal and neonatal care

2.4 Midwifery care

2.5 Preterm birth and stillbirth

2.6 Maternal mortality

Leader: Dr Megan Wasson, USA

3.1 Urogynaecology, including pelvic organ prolapse and incontinence

3.2 Chronic pelvic pain

3.3 Fibroids, endometriosis and adenomyosis

3.4 Minimal access surgery, laparoscopy, robotics and hysteroscopy

3.5 Fistula prevention and treatment

3.6 Breast disease

3.7 Gender-affirming care

Leader: Dr Aparna Sridhar, USA

4.1 Contraception and family planning

4.2 Abortion care

4.3 Adolescent health

4.4 Sexual health and STI/HIV prevention

4.5 Women facing crisis

4.6 Female genital mutilation

Leader: Professor Anis Feki, Tunisia / Switzerland

5.1 Fertility

5.2 Innovation in reproductive technology

5.3 Environmental challenges

5.4 Legal and ethical aspects of human reproduction

5.5 Endometriosis and adenomyosis

Leader: Professor Etsuko Miyagi, Japan

6.1 Cervical cancer and HPV

6.2 Vaginal and vulvar cancers

6.3 Ovarian and uterine cancers

6.4 Breast cancer

6.5 Genetics, screening and prevention

6.6 Diagnosis and management of gynaecological malignancies

Leader: Professor Basil Tarlatzis, Greece

7.1 Menstrual health

7.2 Menopause and perimenopause

7.3 Diabetes

7.4 PCOS/PMOS

7.5 Nutrition

7.6 Obesity

  • Pain
    Leader: Dr Juan Diego Villegas-Echeverri, Colombia
  • Anaemia
    Leader: Dr Hema Divakar, India
  • Obesity
    Leader: Professor Cynthia Maxwell, Canada
  • FemTech: digital health and AI
    Leader: Dr Hema Divakar, India
  • Advocacy and health systems strengthening
    Leader: Professor Fionnuala McAuliffe, Ireland

FIGO’s global digital community

YouTube

4.84k subscribers
1,432,642 views

Facebook

25k
followers

Instagram

16k
followers

LinkedIn

28k
followers

FIGO’s website

379K
visitors in 2025

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18k
followers

Stay in touch

We invite you to contact our partnership manager to discuss how your organisation can support and participate in FIGO Montréal 2027. 

Our team will work with you to develop a tailored partnership aligned with your objectives and budget, with a range of flexible opportunities available.

Tess Brown
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