The central component of the programme will focus on the practical implementation of the European vision for cancer care, showcasing experiences, initiatives and collaborative approaches from across the network.

Discussions will be organised around five thematic pillars:

• Prevention, Early Detection and Diagnostics – Exploring innovative approaches to cancer prevention, screening, early detection and precision diagnostics, with a focus on improving outcomes and supporting more personalised pathways of care.
• High-Quality Care, Standards and Equity –  Examining how quality standards, integrated models of care and cross-border collaboration can contribute to reducing disparities and strengthening excellence throughout Europe.
• Research, Innovation and Clinical Trials –  Highlighting the role of research, innovation and collaborative clinical trials in accelerating scientific progress and translating discoveries into improved patient outcomes.
• Treatment, Survivorship and Quality of Life –  Addressing the full continuum of care, from treatment and clinical excellence to survivorship, rehabilitation and long-term quality of life.
• Reducing Inequalities and Strengthening Capacity – Focusing on capacity building, knowledge exchange and collaborative mechanisms that support more equitable access to expertise, resources and high-quality cancer care across Europe.