Ritik Shukla: Last Window To Get Your Research on the GFWH 2026 Stage
Ritik Shukla, Marketing Specialist at CLS Event and Publication, shared on LinkedIn:
”Last window to get your research on the GFWH 2026 Stage!
If you’ve been thinking, ‘I’ll submit it later…’ – this is your sign to stop waiting.
The 2nd Phase of Abstract Submission is closing soon for the:
12th Global Summit on Gynecology, Fertility and Women’s Health
- November 23–24, 2026
- Grand Mercure Atrium Bangkok, Thailand
This isn’t just another conference.
It’s an opportunity to put your work in front of an international audience, exchange ideas with experts, build meaningful collaborations, and strengthen your professional visibility.
And yes – the 2026 Awards are open! YES
Your work could be recognized with:
- Best Speaker Award 2026
- Best Researcher Award 2026
- Young Researcher Award 2026
Nominations are now open.
- Have you published something impactful?
- Presented an interesting clinical case?
- Developed an innovative approach?
- Conducted research that deserves a wider audience?
Don’t let someone else take the opportunity you could have claimed.
Why wait?
Imagine presenting your work in Bangkok, meeting researchers from different countries, exchanging ideas over coffee, discovering new collaborations – and returning home with more than just a certificate.
You could leave with new connections, new opportunities, and new visibility.
One more reason to act now.
Participants who confirm their participation by August 31, 2026, will receive information about additional exclusive participant benefits directly by email.
The 2nd submission phase is closing soon.
Waiting until the final day could mean missing your chance to be considered for the scientific program and 2026 recognition opportunities.
Submit your abstract.
- Your research deserves an audience.
- Your ideas deserve a platform.
- Your contribution deserves to be recognized
See you in Bangkok.”
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