WELCOME MESSAGES
WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Dear Friends and Colleagues,
I am proud to announce the 21st Belgrade International Symposium on Pain (21st BISOP).
This will be held in Belgrade, Serbia on May 16th, 2026.
On behalf of the Organizing committee, it gives me great pleasure to invite you to participate in this innovative and informative event that will once again be the leading pain congress in Serbia.
BISOP has developed into Serbian most important multidisciplinary symposium in the field of pain medicine.
The spacious Congress Center will provide ample room for all congress activities.
I extend a warm invitation to our friends and future friends to join us in Belgrade, Serbia for the 21st Belgrade International Symposium on Pain (21sth BISOP), May 16th, 2026.
In 21st BISOP we are focusing on how to translate evidence into practice and we have prepared plenary sessions, workshops and also poster session. To encourage participation from the host country, we from the very beginning set up a registration system to make it affordable for them to attend.
We acknowledge with gratitude the sponsors who make this event possible as well as those of you who will come and make the 21st BISOP successful.
Look forward to welcoming you to the beautiful city of Belgrade, and to a very successful congress.
Prof. dr Nebojsa Ladjevic, Belgrade, Serbia
President of Organizing committee of 21st BISOP
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Dear Colleagues and Friends,It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 21st Belgrade International Symposium on Pain (BISOP), taking place in Belgrade on May 16th, 2026.BISOP has grown into the leading multidisciplinary meeting in pain medicine in Serbia, bringing together clinicians, researchers, and educators with a shared commitment to improving patient care.This year’s programme focuses on translating evidence into clinical practice, with plenary sessions, workshops, and poster presentations designed to provide practical and applicable knowledge.A core principle of BISOP has always been inclusivity and education. From the outset, we have worked to ensure accessibility for colleagues from the host country and the wider region, encouraging active participation—particularly among junior doctors and early-career clinicians. Supporting their development remains one of the key missions of this symposium.I would like to thank our faculty, partners, and sponsors for their continued support.I warmly invite you to join us in Belgrade and contribute to another successful BISOP.
Dr Olivera Potparic, London, UK
Scientific Committee President of 21st BISOP