The 8th Mediterranean Poultry Summit will be hosted at the Faculty of Economics, Business and Tourism (FEBT), Cvite Fiskovića 5, Split; a regional leader in talent development and scientific research.
- The Summit's conferences will take place in the Mali Amfiteatar hall.
- The Welcome Cocktail reception and the coffee breaks will be located in front of the Mali Amfiteatar.
Gala Dinner
Join us for an elegant evening at Restaurant Zrno Soli, beautifully situated overlooking the Adriatic Sea and the historic city of Split. Enjoy a memorable gastronomic experience featuring refined local cuisine, stunning views, and the pleasure of sharing an evening together in a unique setting.
Date: 28 September 2026
Time: 19:00 (until 22h)
Location: Restaurant Zrno Soli, Uvala Baluni 8, 21000 Split, Croatia
Participants are kindly requested to make their own arrangements for transportation to and from the restaurant.
The Mediterranean Poultry Summit (MPS) is one of the key scientific and professional events of the poultry sector, bringing together
delegates from across the Mediterranean region every two years to exchange knowledge, foster collaboration, and strengthen links between research,
education, and industry. The MPS continues a successful series of summits previously held in Chalkidiki (Greece, 2008), Antalya (Turkey, 2009), Alexandria (Egypt, 2012), Beirut (Lebanon, 2014), a cruise across Italy–Spain–France (2016), Torino (Italy, 2018), and Córdoba (Spain, 2020).
Each edition has contributed to advancing poultry science and reinforcing cooperation within the Mediterranean community.
The University of Split, as a prominent Croatian academic institution, offers an excellent setting for scientific exchange and education. In this unique environment, a high-level scientific program will be prepared, with distinguished invited speakers from around the world, particularly from Mediterranean countries. Representatives from industry, production, research institutions, universities, and students will participate in the Summit. Special emphasis will be placed on the involvement of graduate and PhD students, with dedicated activities designed to support young scientists.
In addition to the scientific program, a rich social and technical program will provide excellent opportunities for networking and for experiencing the unique Mediterranean spirit of Dalmatia.
We warmly encourage colleagues to propose topics and submit their contributions, with encouragement for young researchers.
We look forward to welcoming you to Split for a successful and enjoyable Mediterranean Poultry Summit 2026.
With sincere regards,
The Croatian Branch of the World’s Poultry Science Association (WPSA)