Event Dates: 13–16 November 2025
Advancing Family Medicine Through Knowledge, Collaboration & Compassion
Familycon 2025, the 35th Annual International Conference on Family Medicine, is Pakistan’s leading platform for family physicians, healthcare professionals, and medical students. The conference promotes continuing medical education, interdisciplinary dialogue, and evidence-based practice to strengthen primary care at all levels.
Empowering Physicians, Elevating Healthcare
Familycon brings together doctors, researchers, and policymakers from around the world to exchange ideas, share innovations, and enhance the quality of family medicine. Through workshops, keynote lectures, and live demonstrations, the conference creates a bridge between academic insight and practical medical care. Hosted by the Academy of Family Physicians Pakistan, Familycon continues its mission to advance patient-centered primary healthcare across the nation.
Be part of Pakistan’s most dynamic family medicine conference. Register Now for Familycon 2025 and join hands in shaping the future of healthcare.
Discover Familycon 2025: Learning, Networking, and Real-World Skills
How Familycon helps doctors grow, connect, and bring better care back to their clinics.
Smooth check-in, clear guidance, and helpful support throughout the event. Choose your pass, get your badge, and enjoy four days packed with keynotes, tracks, and networking.
Hands-on learning with limited-seat tracks. Ultrasound practice, 3-day BLS certification, and focused skills that you can apply immediately in your clinic.
From registration desk branding to stalls and session sponsorships, connect with physicians and decision makers. Souvenir ads available for stall holders.
Ready to join Pakistan’s leading family medicine conference? Talk to our team or secure your seat today.
voices from family medicine
delegates, speakers, and partners share their experience
Dr. Ayesha Rahman
Family Physician, Lahore
Prof. Kamran Siddiq
Keynote Speaker
Sana Ali
Medical Student, UHS
Familycon gave me practical tools I could use the very next day in clinic. The ultrasound hands-on and BLS drills were crisp, focused, and easy to retain. I left with new ideas and a stronger network.
The scientific program balanced evidence and real world practice. Sessions on metabolic health and geriatrics stood out. The discussions were engaging, and the takeaways were actionable.
As a student, I felt included. Mentors guided us through posters, case discussions, and career paths in primary care. It was welcoming, practical, and deeply motivating.
