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Forum Madeira hosts Veterinary Medicine exhibition
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Forum Madeira hosts Veterinary Medicine exhibition

SAPO10 September 2026 at 13:08

The Forum Madeira hosts on September 18th and 19th the MoMedVet, an exhibition dedicated to Veterinary Medicine. The event aims to promote awareness and training in this area, bringing together professionals, students and the general public.

The organization has prepared a diverse program that includes educational sessions, a themed fair, a round table and activities specially created for families. This variety of formats seeks to reach different audiences and interests within the veterinary sector.

The exhibition has the participation of specialists and entities linked to Veterinary Medicine, who will share knowledge and experiences throughout the two days of the event. The training and informative component is present in several of the scheduled activities.

The holding of MoMedVet at Forum Madeira is part of the context of valuing and disseminating the veterinary profession in the region, simultaneously providing a space for socializing and learning for people of all ages.

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