● 1 Plenary Forum from a Panel of Leading Experts in Gynaecology
● 10 Parallel Scientific Symposia on Breaking Research to Clinical Development
● Organize up to 200+ Oral Presentations on the Latest Gynaecology and Obstetrics Development
● Bring together 50+ Project Posters on Medical Research, Clinical Research & Discovery
● To Accelerate Progress in the Development of Gynaecology and Obstetrics Research
● Tech Tour to Famous Science Spots & Historical Sites in Osaka

BIT's 9^th International Congress of Gynaecology and Obstetrics (ICGO-2021), which will be held on May 17-19, 2020 in Osaka, Japan, is a dedicated event where you will have the opportunity to learn about new developments in the field of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and share aspects of your own work by submitting a poster or oral presentation. The scientific program has a lot to offer in the different subspecialties of our discipline and it also covers general topics which will be of interest to many. The meeting will provide an opportunity for networking with colleagues and catching up with old acquaintances. After the scientific program, you will also have a chance to experience some of this city’s best attractions as well as learning about the country’s captivating history.

Having the first signs of human life and habitation, Osaka is one of the historical cities in the world and it was the first capital of Japan. Covering an area of approximately 1899 Km, Osaka is the home of around 8.8 million citizens. Facing the bay at the west, it is surrounded by mountains on the other three sides. Osaka has been the gateway to overseas and the center of Japan's economy since ancient times. In recent years, it has been instrumental in adding traction to Japan's economy as a leader of the industrial revolution, and this has produced a large number of major industries and corporations. One of the main features of Osaka Prefecture's industry is that it is regarded as the Region for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs). SMEs account for approximately 65% of industrial production in Osaka, and many of these claim a large share of the world's markets with their unique home-grown technology.