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29 Jul 2025

WVA champions global veterinary leadership at WVAC2025/AVMA Convention through the One Health Summit and Expert Seminars

WVA took the 40th World Veterinary Association Congress (WVAC), to Washington, D.C., to be hosted the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). Besides and amazing Continuing Education programme led by AVMA, WVA a series of events addressing some of the most pressing challenges in veterinary medicine and global health. The highlight of WVA’s engagement was the 11th WVA Global One Health Summit, held on 20 July 2025, which focused on the veterinary profession’s essential role in tackling global food security through the One Health lens.

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27 Jul 2025

World Veterinary Association Publishes Annual Report Highlighting Global Impact and Strategic Growth

WVA has published its Annual Report of Activities, outlining the Association’s key achievements and milestones since the last General Assembly, held in Cape Town on 22 April 2024. This year’s report showcases WVA’s ongoing commitment to advancing global veterinary priorities, strengthening international partnerships, and driving strategic growth across all areas of its work. Central to these efforts has been the collective dedication of the WVA Council, Committees, Working Groups, the Secretariat, and the wider WVA membership.

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22 Jul 2025

WVA and Ceva Animal Health Celebrate Global Veterinary Excellence during WVAC2025/AVMA Convention 

WVA and Ceva Animal Health (Ceva), the fifth-largest animal health company globally, proudly held an award ceremony to recognise the outstanding veterinary professionals worldwide, honouring their achievements. The biggest honour of the night, Veterinarian of the Year, was awarded to Professor Susan W. Mbugua, who was also the winner of the Veterinary Education category. A retired Professor of Veterinary Surgery from the University of Nairobi, she revolutionised veterinary education through her expertise in complex surgical disciplines, while serving as Founding Chairperson of the Kenya Small and Companion Animal Veterinary Association and shaping professional standards across East Africa.

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20 Jun 2025

Strengthening Veterinary Education of Teachers and Students in Africa

The World Veterinary Association (WVA) is proud to be a key partner in the EU-funded EDUVETerinary Bootcamps, an initiative dedicated to transforming veterinary education in Sub-Saharan Africa through international cooperation and curriculum innovation. As part of the EDUVETerinary project, these bootcamps—held in Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, and Botswana between May 16 and 28—brought together over 200 veterinary students, educators, and professionals to co-create practical, locally relevant educational solutions that prepare learners for the realities of the veterinary field.

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