Annual Meeting

Connecting Europe's cancer centre community.

The Annual Meeting brings the EUnetCCC Joint Action community together to share progress, exchange experience and shape the next steps for comprehensive cancer care in Europe.

Next Annual Meeting · Lisbon

Annual Meeting 2026

26–27 November 2026Lisbon Congress Centre, Portugal

A European network of CCCs advancing cancer care, research and education: striving for excellence built on solidarity.

Save the date: EUnetCCC Annual Meeting, 26 and 27 November 2026, Lisbon Congress Centre, Portugal

Bringing the cancer community together

Meet the people working to improve cancer care across Europe:

  • Cancer centres, hospitals, clinicians and researchers
  • Patients, patient organisations and civil society
  • National authorities, European institutions and policymakers
  • European projects, professional societies and industry partners

As a flagship initiative under Europe's Beating Cancer Plan, EUnetCCC connects these communities to improve the quality and coordination of cancer care.

Programme and format

Two full days, in person, connecting science, practice and policy.

  • High-level opening and plenary sessions
  • A scientific keynote session and expert panels
  • Case studies and interactive parallel discussions
  • Exhibition areas and opportunities to connect

Participation is free of charge.

Why attend?

Connect across Europe

Build relationships across cancer centres, patient organisations, research and policy.

Hear from leading voices

Hear perspectives from patients, European institutions and experts in cancer care.

Strategic and hands-on sessions

Explore prevention, data, patient involvement and workforce development through practical discussions.

Previous Annual Meetings

Entrance to the first Annual Meeting at CNIT Forest in Paris
Paris · France

Annual Meeting 2025

6–7 November 2025CNIT Forest, Paris La Défense

The first Annual Meeting marked the official launch of the European Network of Comprehensive Cancer Centres. The 2025 archive brings together the programme, posters, opening address and photos.