The RCOG Congress 2025 was an exceptional event that brought together 3,000+ delegates from over 100 countries and around 300 of them were from Pakistan.

The event began with an important meeting of the IRC and LG chairs on Sunday, June 22nd. Emphasizing the importance of collaboration and shared insights into work done by other IRC Leaders across the globe. Prof Nazli Hameed represented Pakistan.

On Monday 23-6-25, Prof. Nazli Hameed chaired a session on on Pelvic floor birth trauma.

Additionally, she chaired the IRC meeting showcasing the remarkable achievements and plan for next 6-12 months of the IRC for the year   2024-2025.  There was     emphasis        on promising    future    collaborations           including “Gynaecology Health matters”

Tuesday 24th June, 25 began with an invigorating early riser session led by the Pakistan IRC featuring following talks

1. Navigating ethical waters: RCOG Vs South Asian realities on termination of pregnancy for fetal indications: Nazli Hameed.
2. Comparison of Training experience in NHS Vs Pakistan: Rehana Rahim
3. Bridging the gap: Law, Medical indemnity & Clinical Practice: Rabia Mushtaq. It attracted a substantial number of participants, all united in their support for Pakistan.

We are pleased with the strong academic presence of Pakistan by showcasing many oral & poster presentations by clinicians across the country. There were two oral presentations and 4 poster presentations from Shalamar Medical & Dental College.

Prof. Nazli Hameed represented Pakistan in the “RCOG’s Got Talent.”.

The congress concluded on a high note, with Pakistan again winning the prestigious Best Oral presentation Award,

and 2^nd prize in poster presentation.