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Luxembourg to host the SIOG Annual Conference in 2027

17 July 2026 2minutes

The International Society of Geriatric Oncology (SIOG) has selected Luxembourg as the host destination for its 2027 Annual Conference, bringing one of the world’s leading scientific meetings dedicated to cancer care for older adults to the Grand Duchy.

The successful bid marks another important milestone for Luxembourg’s growing profile as a destination for international medical and scientific congresses. The conference will be organised under the leadership of Dr Sophie Pilleron, Group leader of the Ageing, Cancer and Disparities Research Unit at the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH),in close collaboration with the Luxembourg Convention Bureau (LCB) and the International Society of Geriatric Oncology (SIOG).

Scheduled to take place towards the end of 2027, the conference will welcome leading clinicians, researchers and allied health professionals from around the world to exchange the latest scientific advances and best practices in geriatric oncology.

A collaborative bid driven by the local ecosystem

The successful bid reflects the strength of Luxembourg’s collaborative ecosystem and the close cooperation between the local medical community, public institutions and the Luxembourg Convention Bureau.

By hosting the SIOG Annual Conference, Luxembourg will provide an international platform for advancing knowledge and fostering multidisciplinary collaboration in a field that is becoming increasingly important as populations age worldwide.

The event is expected to generate lasting scientific and professional impact, creating new opportunities for international partnerships while reinforcing Luxembourg’s position as a hub for healthcare innovation, research and knowledge exchange.

A major international congress for Luxembourg

The SIOG Annual Conference represents one of the most significant global meetings dedicated to geriatric oncology. Bringing this prestigious event to Luxembourg highlights the country’s ability to host high-level international scientific conferences and demonstrates the confidence placed in its expertise, accessibility and conference infrastructure.

The Luxembourg Convention Bureau is proud to support the local organising committee throughout the preparation of SIOG 2027 and looks forward to welcoming the international geriatric oncology community to Luxembourg.

Scientific Contact

  • Sophie
    Pilleron
    Group Leader

    Ageing, Cancer and Disparities Research Unit (ACADI)

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