Annual Meeting 2025

6–7 November 2025 · CNIT Forest, Paris La Défense, France

The first Annual Meeting of EUnetCCC took place on the 6th and 7th of November 2025 at the CNIT Forest, Paris La Défense, marking the official launch of the European Network of Comprehensive Cancer Centres and a pivotal milestone in the implementation of the Joint Action.

Held in Paris, France under the theme “Shaping the future of cancer care, research and education in Europe”, the meeting brought together representatives from Comprehensive Cancer Centres across Europe to highlight the strategic role of CCCs as infrastructures integrating clinical excellence, research, education, training and workforce development, essential pillars for the long-term sustainability of Europe’s cancer systems.

The event introduced the EUnetCCC Network to a broad audience of centres, stakeholders and policymakers, demonstrating its added value for health systems and, ultimately, for patients.

More about the first Annual Meeting

Opening session video

Watch the opening address by Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament, for the EUnetCCC Annual Meeting 2025.

Photo gallery

Revisit two days of discussions, collaboration and the launch of the European Network of Comprehensive Cancer Centres.

Speakers

Speakers and moderators from the first Annual Meeting. Explore their sessions in the 2025 programme.

  • Alejandro Piris

  • Aleksandra Sztuder

  • Aleksandra Wesolowska

  • Alexandru Petrusan

  • Alinta Hegmane

  • Ana Povo

  • Andreea Breaz

  • Angelo Marino

  • Anna Huruk-Kuchinka

  • Annalisa Trama

  • Annelies Verbiest

  • Antoine Vieillard-Baron

  • Antonella Canalis

  • Antonio Parenti

  • Béatrice Fervers

  • Bettina Ryll

  • Carolina Espina

  • Carsten Bokemeyer

  • Cátia Faustino

  • Christine Chomienne

  • Claes Jønsson

  • Claudia D’Agostini

  • Claudia Valverde

  • Delia Nicoara

  • Didier Lepelletier

  • Diego Serraino

  • Dina Dabaghie

  • Divya Tallapragada

  • Dorota Dudek-Godeau

  • Elisabete Weiderpass

  • Ellen Griesshammer

  • Ernest Nadal Alforja

  • Etienne Brain

  • Eva Jolly

  • Facundo Alberti

  • Georgios Margetidis

  • Giandomenico Russo

  • Gilles Vassal

  • Hélène Antoine-Poirel

  • Helena Ullgren

  • Ieva Ailte

  • Iñaki Gutiérrez-Ibarluzea

  • Isabelle Seksek

  • Joan Prades

  • Joanna Drake

  • Juan González García

  • Katie Rizvi

  • Lionel Collet

  • Liora Bowers

  • Live Fagereng

  • Marc Van den Bulcke

  • Maria Sanchis

  • Marianne Da Silva

  • Marina Zanchi

  • Miguel C. Reis

  • Miriam Dalmas

  • Mona Krichen

  • Nanna Skovgaard

  • Nicola Di Flora

  • Nicolas Scotté

  • Nikolai Goncharenko

  • Norbert Couespel

  • Norbert Ifrah

  • Olivér Várhelyi

  • Oussama Karroum

  • Panos Ergatoudes

  • Paolo de Paoli

  • Patriciu-Andrei Achimas-Cadariu

  • Patrik Rossi

  • Paul de Brem

  • Per Magnus Mæhle

  • Peter Naredi

  • Pierre Laurent-Puig

  • Ramon Maspons

  • Régine Kiasuwa-Mbengi

  • Roberta Metsola

  • Rodica Mîndruța-Stratan

  • Rolv-Ole Lindsetmo

  • Ruggero De Maria

  • Ruth Ladenstein

  • Salvatore Provenzano

  • Sandra Gallina

  • Sandro Pignata

  • Seamus Kearney

  • Sofia Pazzagli

  • Sona Ciernikova

  • Sonja Tomšič

  • Sophie Beaupère

  • Stefania Boccia

  • Susanne Isfort

  • Susanne Pinnock

  • Suzette Delaloge

  • Theodora Psaltopoulou

  • Theologia Tsitsi

  • Thomas Dubois

  • Tit Albreht

  • Tomasz Jerzy Stefaniak

  • Tomi Mäkelä

  • Tuula Helander

  • Valeria Maria Urbano

  • Vanesa Gregorc

  • Vilma Jersoviene

  • Viviane Joalland

  • Vlad Voiculescu

  • Wolfgang Fecke

  • Xavier Geets

  • Xavier Troussard