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The Turkish Society of Reproduction and Artificial Insemination (REP-BIL) was founded in 1995 by faculty members of Ankara University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Department of Reproduction and Artificial Insemination, with the aim of contributing to the field of animal reproduction in Türkiye through scientific research. REP-BIL is a community of veterinarians who work across the wide field of veterinary reproduction and are experts in this area. At the national and international congresses organised every two years since its establishment, academicians share their scientific work in all areas of veterinary reproduction and meet with stakeholders.

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The Italian Society for Animal Reproduction, SIRA is a leading and respected scientific society in the field of animal reproduction in Italy. The main purpose of the association is to contribute to the development of animal reproduction science, to encourage research in this field and to facilitate the exchange of scientific information. By sharing the latest developments and innovations in the field of animal reproduction, S.I.R.A. aims to increase knowledge and understanding in this discipline. The association makes significant contributions to the development of animal reproduction, health, welfare and animal reproduction technologies, and shares scientific developments in this field with the public and relevant stakeholders.

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The Polish Society for Biology of Reproduction (TBR) was established in 1998 and has since served as the leading scientific society in Poland bringing together researchers in the field of reproductive biology of humans and animals. The Society’s mission is to promote and support high-quality scientific research, foster the exchange of knowledge, and encourage national and international collaboration in reproductive science. TBR organizes regular scientific conferences, symposia, and training events, supports early-career researchers through awards and networking opportunities, and publishes the international peer-reviewed journal Reproductive Biology, which serves as a recognized platform for disseminating advances in reproductive research.