Welcome to the Global Podiatry Summit 2026

Dear Colleagues and Members of the Podiatric Medicine Community,

Like the master craftsman who carefully selects each brick, we must thoughtfully choose our priorities, innovations, and partnerships to construct a podiatric profession that will stand strong for generations to come.

It is with great pride and anticipation that I welcome you to the GPS – Global Podiatry Summit 2026, to be held in Copenhagen, Denmark.

As the International Federation of Podiatrists, we extend our deepest gratitude for your unwavering commitment as the voice and advocate of podiatry worldwide. Your stewardship continues to elevate our profession across borders and cultures, ensuring that excellence in foot and ankle care remains accessible to all.

Our theme, “Brick by brick – building podiatry for the future,” reflects our collective dedication to methodically strengthening the foundation of our profession while constructing innovative pathways forward. In Copenhagen, we will gather to share knowledge, exchange best practices, and forge the collaborations necessary to advance podiatric medicine in an ever-evolving healthcare landscape.

The summit represents a crucial opportunity to address the challenges and opportunities facing our profession globally. Together, we will explore cutting-edge research, technological advancements, and clinical innovations that will shape the next chapter of podiatric care.

Let us never forget the profound impact of our work: From the daily mobility of individuals to the economic productivity of nations, the health of humanity’s foundation—our feet—remains our sacred responsibility.

I invite you to mark your calendars, prepare your contributions, and join us in Copenhagen as we build the future of podiatry, one brick at a time.

Together we keep the world on its feet

With warm regards and anticipation of our collaboration,

Yours

Daniel Aharon Weisz
President
International Federation of Podiatrists

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