This session focuses on the role of ticks, mites, and other medically important arachnids in veterinary medicine, animal production, and wildlife health. It will explore ectoparasitic infestations, tick-borne diseases, mange, and other mite-associated conditions affecting domestic and farm animals. The session will also address diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and integrated parasite control strategies. Emerging challenges such as acaricide resistance and climate-driven changes in parasite distribution will be discussed. Contributions on veterinary dermatology, host–parasite interactions, molecular diagnostics, and One Health approaches are also encouraged.

This session will explore the connections between environmental factors and animal health, with a focus on how pollution, climate change, contaminated water and soil, toxic substances, and environmental hazards can affect animal health and disease risks. It will also address veterinary approaches to environmental risk assessment, disease prevention, animal welfare, food safety, and sustainable animal production. The session will highlight One Health approaches that integrate animal, human, and environmental health for healthier and more sustainable communities.

This session will explore the relationship between geological factors, environmental contaminants, and the health of animals, aquatic organisms, and humans. It will focus on naturally occurring and anthropogenic contaminants such as heavy metals, trace elements, and other geogenic substances in soil, water, and sediments, and their potential impacts on animal health, fisheries, aquaculture, food safety, and ecosystem health. The session will also highlight One Health approaches, environmental monitoring, risk assessment, and sustainable strategies for preventing and managing environmental health hazards.

Volcanic lakes are unique freshwater ecosystems that provide valuable insights into limnology, aquatic ecology, water quality, and environmental sustainability. Their distinctive geological, chemical, and biological characteristics influence aquatic biodiversity, fisheries productivity, ecosystem health, and freshwater resource management. Understanding these systems is essential for developing sustainable approaches to fisheries, aquaculture, water resource conservation, and environmental monitoring.

The One Health approach emphasizes the interconnected health of humans, animals, and the environment. This session explores collaborative research and innovative strategies to address zoonotic diseases, antimicrobial resistance, climate change, food safety, and ecosystem health through interdisciplinary partnerships.

Explore the latest developments in diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient management for companion animals, livestock, and exotic species. This session focuses on improving clinical outcomes through evidence-based veterinary care.

This session covers modern surgical techniques, minimally invasive procedures, emergency surgeries, anesthesia practices, and post-operative care in veterinary medicine

Discuss innovations in diagnostic imaging, pathology, laboratory testing, molecular diagnostics, and disease detection methods that improve early diagnosis and treatment success

Focus on disease prevention, herd health management, productivity improvement, reproductive health, and sustainable livestock practices for cattle, poultry, sheep, goats, and swine.

This session highlights advancements in preventive care, internal medicine, dermatology, cardiology, and emergency treatment for dogs, cats, and other companion animals

Explore conservation medicine, wildlife disease management, zoo animal healthcare, rehabilitation strategies, and veterinary practices for exotic species

Examine the role of veterinarians in public health, food safety, disease surveillance, zoonotic disease prevention, and global One Health initiatives.

This session focuses on curriculum development, veterinary teaching methods, research innovation, academic collaboration, and future trends in veterinary education

Discuss the importance of nutrition, vaccination strategies, preventive medicine, parasite control, and wellness programs for improving long-term animal health.

Explore the use of artificial intelligence, telemedicine, digital health records, wearable monitoring devices, and smart diagnostics in modern veterinary practice

Learn about trauma management, ICU care, toxicology emergencies, critical case monitoring, and life-saving interventions for veterinary patients.

This session addresses veterinary hospital management, leadership development, policy frameworks, ethics, entrepreneurship, and sustainable veterinary business models

This session explores the use of digital technologies, IoT sensors, remote sensing, and data analytics to monitor aquatic ecosystems. Discussions include predictive modeling, decision support systems, and AI applications in fisheries and marine conservation.

This session highlights the role of biotechnology in marine and aquatic sciences, including genetic improvement of aquaculture species, bioactive compound discovery, disease resistance, and innovations that enhance productivity and sustainability.

Focusing on regulatory frameworks and governance systems, this session examines national and international policies, compliance mechanisms, stakeholder engagement, and adaptive management strategies that ensure sustainable fisheries.

This session addresses the causes, consequences, and mitigation strategies for marine pollution, including microplastics, chemical contaminants, and nutrient runoff. Innovative cleanup technologies and policy approaches will also be highlighted.

Participants will discuss strategies for rehabilitating degraded coastal and coral reef ecosystems. Topics include restoration techniques, ecological monitoring, community engagement, and success stories from around the world.

This session explores sustainable economic development in marine and freshwater sectors. Discussions include sustainable resource use, eco-tourism, value chains in fisheries, and policies supporting equitable growth while conserving aquatic environments.

Focusing on the impacts of climate change on oceans, rivers, and freshwater systems, this session addresses temperature shifts, acidification, sea-level rise, and their consequences for fisheries, aquaculture, and aquatic biodiversity.

This session emphasizes the protection and restoration of marine ecosystems. Topics include habitat preservation, biodiversity monitoring, marine protected areas, and the integration of scientific research into conservation policy.

Participants will examine emerging technologies in aquaculture, including automated feeding systems, recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS), AI-driven monitoring, and sustainable feed solutions. The session highlights innovations that increase efficiency while reducing environmental impact.

This session explores best practices, strategies, and innovative approaches for maintaining productive and resilient fisheries. Discussions will focus on balancing ecological sustainability with economic viability, addressing overfishing, stock assessment, and community-based fisheries management.