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Svetlogorsk 2019

PROGRAMME

Dear colleagues!

I am delighted to congratulate the participants and guests on the opening of the IX International Veterinary Congress.

The Congress is a highly respected forum that brings together professionals from the veterinary and animal breeding industry, scientists and representatives of non-commercial organizations in order to find solutions to complex problems that arise in the agricultural sector. The Congress has been organized in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation, Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance and the State veterinary service.

The International Veterinary Congress has established the important tradition of taking a closer look at the challenges met by animal and poultry breeding and revitalizing the discourse that

contributes towards a more favourable veterinary status in Russia and possibly beyond. I sincerely hope that you all find topics of interest among the plethora of presentations

offered for your attention this year and procure knowledge that will come in useful in your work.

Honorary President of the Russian Veterinary Association,Doctor of Science

Pavel P. Rakhmanin

Dear esteemed friends!

I am happy to welcome and greet all the guests of the 9th International Veterinary Congress that shall be held under the eloquent motto of the international veterinary community “One World – One Health”.

The International Veterinary Congress is a significant event that operates as a mirror of the challenges faced by the agricultural sector and prospects for the future development of livestock breeding, poultry breeding and other segments of the market that can only be considered crucial to the lifestyle of the Russian citizen.

A high quality and safety of animal-derived products are currently a top priority, hence the vital importance of sanitary and veterinary measures, modernization of production and processing technologies, as well as quality control. All of these

topics are extensively covered in the presentations we are honoured to feature in this year’s programme. We were setting out to offer our guests up-to-date information that does not only arouse curiosity, but can also be of help to veterinary experts and practitioners of all ranks in their day-to-day work.

Participation in the Congress is a veritable opportunity to gain new knowledge and experience for any practitioner aware that continual professional growth is the only way to be in demand and keep up with the pace at which the agricultural sector is evolving in this day and age.

The Organising Committee invested immense effort to put together a programme that is both up-to-date and of use to any individual working in the fields of livestock breeding and veterinary medicine, be they a Director General of a large farming unit, a veterinary practitioner, researcher, university lecturer or diagnostic laboratory technician etc.

We also hope that the presentations and exhibition shall be of interest to individuals employed both in the public and private sectors.

I would like to take the opportunity to wish the participants of the Congress prosperity and many years of fruitful work ahead of them!

Chairman of the Organizing Committee of the International Veterinary Congress,

Executive director of the Russian Veterinary Association

Sergei V. Lakhtyukhov

Dear colleagues and fellow-thinkers!

I am extremely happy to greet the organisers, participants and guests of the 9th International Veterinary Congress!

The Congress is a significant event and as ever true to its motto “One World – One Health”, once again demonstrating the strategic value of veterinary medicine in the functioning of the agricultural sector, not least through the efforts undertaken to ensure maximum biological and food safety in our country.

Priorities and challenges faced by the veterinary and agricultural sector are currently as follows:

- Updating and perfecting the legislation applicable to veterinary medicine;

- design and implementation of control programmes aimed at the most significant animal diseases (FMD, rabies, ASF etc.);

- focus on veterinary education programs, which must promptly integrate the most recent breakthroughs made by the scientific community;

- encouraging research in the domain of veterinary medicine at leading research organizations and universities;

- conducting applied research studies with a view to creating next generation medicinal products for veterinary use, be that for the prophylaxis or treatment of infectious diseases, relying on genetic engineering, in silico technology and other state-of-the-art tools;

- creating and preserving a gene pool of animals and poultry from breeding herds without recourse to imported animals and genetic material;

- import replacement in the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical sector;- intensification of animal breeding by way of implementing state-of-the-art biotechnology

tools in genetic selection in order to boost resistance to pathogens;- enhancement of productivity simultaneously with enhancement of the quality of animal-

derived products.We can only make a difference if every person employed in the veterinary sector invests

their effort, drawing on personal experience.The International Veterinary Congress constitutes a perfect platform for dialogue between

highly qualified and responsible professionals to reach a perfect understanding of the problems and challenges our industry shall be facing in the foreseeable future.

I would like to wish the organisers and participants of the 9th International Veterinary Congress to spend these few days working fruitfully to make new professional accomplishments possible!

Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation,

Maksim I. Uvaydov

Dear guests and participantsof the 9th International Veterinary Congress!

I am happy to greet you all on behalf of the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance.

Originally proposed by trade associations, the Congress is now a strategically justified initiative supported by the Ministry of Agriculture and Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance.

Development of the agricultural sector is currently one of the top national priorities, alongside the protection of public health, making high-quality alimentary produce available to the consumer and laying down the foundations for our country's biosecurity.

Veterinary medicine is a key element of the agricultural production, crucial not only to preserving animal welfare, but also to safeguarding the nation’s health. As the well-known saying goes, “Medicine is a cure for a human being, while veterinary

medicine is a cure for humankind”. Participation in the International Veterinary Congress offers a unique opportunity to

anyone in the diverse multi-faceted veterinary community to gain timely access to up-to-date information that could aid in making scientifically justified decisions and tackling problems that arise in dairy and beef farming, poultry-breeding, pig breeding, the aquaculture industry etc.

This will doubtless enable the participants to reach a higher level of expertise and acquire insight into the methodology and strategies for integrating optimized solutions to enhance production and food safety and ensure safe co-existence of animals and man.

The high calibre of invited speakers from Russia and all over the world as well as the large number of participants indicate that the Congress has become a major professional forum bringing together the veterinary community and encouraging interaction in making key strategic decisions.

Dear esteemed friends, I wish you all professional success and hope that the Congress ushers in interesting, mutually beneficial discussions and new inspiring initiatives, scientifically and economically justified!

Head of the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance,

Doctor of Science

Sergei A. Dankvert

Organising Committee of the 9th International Veterinary Congress

ORGANISING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN:

Sergei V. Lakhtyukhov, Executive Director of the Russian Veterinary Association

MEMBERS OF THE ORGANISING COMMITTEE:

Maksim I. Uvaydov, Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

Ali A. Aliyev, Deputy Head of the veterinary service of Saint Petersburg

Anton A. Alikhanov, Governor of the Region of Kaliningrad

Vladimir I. Kashin, Chairman of the Russian State Duma Committee on Agriculture

Maria V. Novikova, PhD, Director of the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

Konstantin A. Savenkov, Deputy Head of the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance

Almaz G. Khisamoutdinov, Director of the Head Office for Veterinary Medicine at the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Tatarstan

Per S. Henriksen, Chief Veterinary Officer, Denmark

Natalia E. Shevtsova, Minister of Agriculture of the Region of Kaliningrad

Representatives of non-commercial organisations acting as coordinators of the Congress

Taras I.Aliper, Head of scientific consultancy department of the Russian Veterinary Association

Artyom S. Belov, Executive Director at the National Union of Dairy Producers

Yuri I.Kovalev, Director General of the National Pig Breeders Association

Pavel P. Rakhmanin, President of the Russian Veterinary Association

Vladimir I. Fisinin, Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, President of the Russian Poultry Breeders Association

Jens Munk Ebbesen, Head of Food safety and Veterinary Issues at the Danish Agriculture & Food Council (DAFC)

Leading veterinary experts

Fyodor I.Vasilevich, Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Chancellor at Moscow Veterinary Academy

Konstantin N. Grouzdev, Lead Expert at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection

Alexei M. Gulyukin, Head of the Russian Institute for Experimental Veterinary Medicine

Victor N.Irza, DVM, Lead Scientist at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir

Dmitry A. Lozovoy, Ph.D., Head of the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection

Vladimir N. Shevkoplyas, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Pro-Vice-Chancellor at Moscow Veterinary Academy

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY:

Lydia S.Blinova, Ph.D.

Panel Discussion «Rabies»

10-00–13-00Malachite Conference Hall

Conference«Zoonotic diseases and the resistance of their causative agents to antimicrobials»

10-00–16-00Agate Premium Conference Hall

Meeting of the representatives of the State veterinary service

14-00–18-00Concert Hall at Yantar Hall

15-00–16-30 Concert Hall at Yantar HallGRAND OPENING OF THE IX INTERNATIONAL VETERINARY CONGRESS

Conference «Current issues in the area of distribution of veterinary pharmaceuticals»


Yantar Hall, Svetlogorsk, Region of Kaliningrad, 17-20 April

IX International Veterinary Congress

Conference ««Current issues in dairy and beef farming»


Conference «Current scientific findings and innovatory technologies in industrial poultry breeding»

10-00–13-00Amber Conference Hall



arrival and registration of the participants – 14-00–19-00

Lunch/coffee break – 13-00–15-00

Lunch break – 12-30–14-00

Lunch break – 12-30–14-30 (in shifts, depending on the schedule of each event)

Festive gala dinner – 19-00

Keynote session for the attention of the participants of all sections «ONE WORLD – ONE HEALTH»

educational and cultural/entertainment events

Concert Hall at Yantar Hall9-30–12-30

registration of the participants (8-30–10-00) – Yantar Hall

18 April

17 April

16 April

19 April

20 April

Conference «Current issues in industrial pig breeding» inclusive of a Panel Discussion on porcine respiratory disorders of current interest

10-00–13-00Onyx Conference Hall

Conference «Current issues in dairy and beef farming»


Conference Current scientific findings and innovatory technologies in industrial poultry breeding» inclusive of a Panel Discussion on Avian Influenza


Conference «Current issues in industrial pig breeding»


Conference «Current issues in industrial pig breeding» inclusive of a Panel Discussion on African swine fever


Our sponsors' satellite seminars

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Panel Discussion «Rabies»


Conference«Zoonotic diseases and the resistance of their causative agents to antimicrobials»


Meeting of the representatives of the State veterinary service

14-00–18-00Concert Hall at Yantar Hall

15-00–16-30 Concert Hall at Yantar HallGRAND OPENING OF THE IX INTERNATIONAL VETERINARY CONGRESS

Conference «Current issues in the area of distribution of veterinary pharmaceuticals»


Yantar Hall, Svetlogorsk, Region of Kaliningrad, 17-20 April

IX International Veterinary Congress

Conference ««Current issues in dairy and beef farming»






arrival and registration of the participants – 14-00–19-00

Lunch/coffee break – 13-00–15-00

Lunch break – 12-30–14-00

Lunch break – 12-30–14-30 (in shifts, depending on the schedule of each event)

Festive gala dinner – 19-00

Keynote session for the attention of the participants of all sections «ONE WORLD – ONE HEALTH»

educational and cultural/entertainment events

Concert Hall at Yantar Hall9-30–12-30

registration of the participants (8-30–10-00) – Yantar Hall

18 April

17 April

16 April

19 April

20 April

Conference «Current issues in industrial pig breeding» inclusive of a Panel Discussion on porcine respiratory disorders of current interest


Conference «Current issues in dairy and beef farming»


Conference Current scientific findings and innovatory technologies in industrial poultry breeding» inclusive of a Panel Discussion on Avian Influenza


Conference «Current issues in industrial pig breeding»


Conference «Current issues in industrial pig breeding» inclusive of a Panel Discussion on African swine fever



12-30 – 13-45Agate and Malachite conference halls


13-15 – 15-00Agate, Agate Premium and Malachite conference halls

PROGRAMME

16 April 2019 (Tuesday), Yantar Hall at Svetlogorsk

Arrival of the participants of the IX INTERNATIONAL VETERINARY CONGRESS,

14-00 – 19-00 Registration of the Participants, Main Lobby at Yantar Hall

17 April 2019 (Wednesday)

8-30–10-00, Registration of the Participants, Main Lobby at Yantar Hall

10-00–13-00, Conferences and Panel Discussions

«Current scientific findings and innovatory technologies in industrial poultry breeding»,

Amber Conference Hall

«Respiratory disorders in swine of current interest»,

Onyx Conference Hall

«Current issues in dairy and beef farming»,

Agate Premium Conference Hall

«Rabies»,

Malachite Conference Hall

15-00–16-30, GRAND OPENING OF THE IX INTERNATIONAL VETERINARY CONGRESS,

Concert Hall at Yantar Hall

13-15–15-00, Satellite seminars held by the Sponsors of the Congress, Agate Premium, Malachite and Agate Halls

18 April 2019 (Thursday)

9-30–12-30, Keynote session for the attention of the participants of all sections

«ONE WORLD – ONE HEALTH», Concert Hall at Yantar Hall

14-00–18-00, Conferences and Panel Discussions:

«Current scientific findings and innovatory technologies in industrial poultry breeding» featuring a Panel Discussion on Avian Influenza,


«Current issues in industrial pig breeding»,


«Current issues in dairy and beef farming»,

Agate Premium Conference Hall

12-30–13-45 Satellite seminars held by the Sponsors of the Congress, Agate Premium, Malachite and Agate Halls

19-00 Festive gala dinner

19 April 2019 (Friday),

10-00–17-00 Conferences:

«Current scientific findings and innovatory technologies in industrial poultry breeding»,


«Current issues in industrial pig breeding»,


«Current issues in the area of distribution of veterinary pharmaceuticals»,

Malachite Conference Hall

«Zoonotic diseases and the resistance of their causative agents to antimicrobials», Agate Premium Conference Hall

Moderated by

Maksim I. Uvaydov,

Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

Alexei D. Zaberezhny,

Doctor of Science, professor, Deputy Director at the Russian Institute for Experi-mental Veterinary Medicine, Moscow

Sergei V.Lakhtyukhov,

Executive Director of the Russian Veterinary Association

18 April

Scheduled time

Theme of presentation Speaker

0930-940Introduction Maksim I. Uvaydov,

Deputy Minister of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

940-1040

One Health Approach in Combatting Emerging Infections

Professor Albert Osterhaus, Head of the Research Centre for Emerging Infections and Zoonoses at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Hannover, Germany

1040-1130«One World – One Health»: Denmark's experience


1130-1210

State of the art technology and health protection

Alexei D. Zaberezhny, Doctor of Science, professor, Deputy Director at the Russian Institute for Experimental Veterinary Medicine, Moscow

1210-1230 Discussion, Q&A

KEYNOTE SESSION FOR THE ATTENTION OF ALL PARTICIPANTS

«ONE WORLD – ONE HEALTH»

18 April 2019, Concert Hall

Moderated by

Vladimir I. Fisinin,

Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, President of the Russian Poultry Breeders Association

Galina A.Bobyleva,

general director of the Russian Poultry Union

Experts

Ilya A. Tchvala,

PhD, Deputy Head at the Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir, Russia

Aleksandr M. Shestopalov,

Doctor of Science, Head of the Institute for fundamental and translational medicine, Novosibirsk, Russia

17-19 April 2019, Amber Conference Hall

CONFERENCE

«Current scientific findings and innovatory technologies in industrial

poultry breeding» inclusive of a Panel Discussion on Avian Influenza

17 April

Moderated by


Galina A.Bobyleva, general director of the Russian Poultry Union

Experts

Ilya A. Tchvala, PhD, Deputy Head at the Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir, Russia

Aleksandr M. Shestopalov, Doctor of Science, Head of the Institute for fundamental and translational medicine, Novosibirsk, Russia

Scheduled time


1000-1010 Welcoming speech


1010-1040

Poultry-breeding in Russia and overseas: state of affairs and current trends


1040-1110

Low-path and high-path bird flu viruses in wild birds in eastern Russia (2016-2018)


1110-1140

Avian viral infections of current interest Ilya A. Tchvala, PhD, Deputy Head at the Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir, Russia

1140 -1240

Biosecurity at broiler farms in Finland Hanna Hamina, Executive Director of the Finnish Poultry Association

1240-1310Factors determining the evolution of infectious bursal disease virus

Mikhail M.Malyshev, head of the poultry division at Boehringer Ingelheim, Moscow, Russia

18 April

Moderated by



Experts

Ilya A. Tchvala, PhD, Deputy Head at the Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir, Russia

Olga N. Vitkova, PhD, expert at the normative and technical documentation expertise department at the Centre for Veterinary Medicine, Moscow

Scheduled time


1400-1430Current tools for the prevention of infectious bursal disease

Vitaly V. Klyuchevskii, technical consultant on poultry breeding at Zoetis, Moscow, Russia

1430-1500

Immunomodulators as feed additives for swine and poultry

Anton S. Klimenko, PhD, Head of technical support on swine and poultry breeding issues in Russia and CIS countries at Kemin Industries (speaker invited by VETPROM, Russia)

1500-1530Diagnosis of bacterial infections as a stepping stone towards a strategy for antimicrobial agent use

Sergei A. Sedov, lead expert on poultry at Vic Group, Moscow, Russia

1530-1600

Hi-path bird flu. A brief analysis of the current situation


1600-1615 Break

1800 - 1615 Panel discussion

«AVIAN INFLUENZA»Moderated by


Experts

Mohamed Salah, DVM, independent consultant, Saudi Arabia

Jantien de Wilder, independent consultant on avian infections, DVM, the Netherlands

Irina A. Podoyma, CEO at Oktyabrskaya poultry breeding unit



19 April

Moderated by



Presentations focusing on virology and diagnostic tools

Experts

Michael Hess, Professor at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna, Austria



1000-1120Actual challenges to poultry health Michael Hess,

Professor at the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna, Austria

1120-1150Respiratory disease complex in chickens: etiology and control strategies

Vladimir V. Borisov, DVM, Head of the Diagnostic Centre at AVIVAC, Leningrad region, Russia

1150-1300 Key aspects in interpreting ELISA results when diagnosing ND and AI

Jantien de Wilder, independent consultant on avian infections, DVM, the Netherlands

1300-1400 Lunch break

1400- 1430Antibiotic residue content in poultry-derived products: an HACCP compatible approach

Oleg P. Tatarchuk, Head of brand management at KRKA

1430-1500

Innovatory health protection tools for poultry

Sergei V. Yengashev, DVM, associate member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Head of Agrovetzashita, Moscow, Russia

1500-1600Avian infectious laryngotrachaeitis. Prevention strategies practiced worldwide

Mohamed Salah, DVM, independent consultant, Saudi Arabia

1600-1620

Epizootic situation on salmonellosis in poultry in Russia in 2018


1620-1640Food safety. Veterinary certification aspects of current interest

Professor Tamara V. Kurmakayeva, PhD, Russian Academy for Staffing Support in the Agricultural Sector, Moscow, Russia

1640-1700

Listeria monocytogenes surveillance in food

Marat G. Temuyrazov, PhD, researcher at the laboratory for avian diseases at the Russian Institute for Experimental Veterinary Medicine, Moscow, Russia

1700-1710Closing remarks Vladimir I. Fisinin, Member of the Russian

Academy of Sciences, President of the Russian Poultry Breeders Association

CONFERENCE

«Current issues in industrial pig breeding»

featuring panel discussions on African swine fever and respiratory disorders

17-19 April 2019 г., Onyx Conference Hall

Moderated by

Konstantin N. Grouzdev,Lead Expert at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection

Taras I. Aliper, Professor, Head of applied virology and biotechnology di-vision at the Federal Research Centre for Epidemiology and Microbiology, Moscow

Yuri I.Kovalev, General Director of the National Pig Breeders Association, Moscow, Russia


17 April

Panel discussion«Respiratory disorders of current interest in swine»

Scheduled time


1000-1045 Control of pleuropneumonia in swine - in practice

Prof. Zygmunt Pejsak, University Centre for Veterinary Medicine at the University of Agriculture, Krakow, Poland

1045-1115 Local resources suitable for the enhancement of pig breeding efficiency in Russia

Sergei A.Kukushkin, DVM, head of the technical department at products for swine in CIS countries, Boehringer Ingelheim, Moscow, Russia

1115-1130 New challenges brought by porcine circovirus type 2

Sergei A. Rayev, PhD, Research Institute for Diagnostics and Prophylaxis of Human and Animal Diseases, Moscow

1130-1215 Politics and trade: the origin and diversity of PRRSV in Europe

Tomasz Stadejek, DVM, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Warsaw University of Life Sciences, Poland

1215-1230 Specific traits of PRRS strains isolated in Russia. Why is this important from the perspective of specific prophylaxis?

Anton G. Yuzhakov, PhD, researcher at the Federal Research Centre for Epidemiology and Microbiology, Moscow

1230-1300 Studies of antibiotic sensitivity and criteria used in the interpretation of test results in veterinary medicine

Boris Habrun, Professor, Head of Croatian Veterinary Institute, Zagreb(Speaker invited by KRKA)

18 April

1400-1440 Pig breeding in Russia: current situation and development prospects up to 2024

Yuri I.Kovalev, General Director of the National Pig Breeders Association, Moscow, Russia

1440-1530 Innovatory tools for the diagnosis of infectious diseases in swine

José Manuel Sénchez-Vizcaéno, Full Professor at Complutense University, OIE expert on African swine fever, Member of the Assessing Scientific Committee of the Public HealthInstitute of the Madrid Community, Member of the National Committee of the Health Alert System, Madrid, Spain

1530-1600 Diagnosis and prevention of porcine circovirus infection

Victor V. Balashov, PhD, key accounts manager at swine products, Zoetis, Moscow, Russia

1600-1630 Solutions for lactating sows and suckling pigs

Ainur Flohr, Technical specialist at Biochem in Eastern Europe, Moscow, Russia

1630-1700 Biosecurity and animal welfare in industrial pig breeding in Denmark

Professor Bent Nielsen,DVM, expert on veterinary medicine at the Danish Agriculture and Food Council, Copenhagen, Denmark

1700-1730 Sound pharmacotherapy practices in bacterial infection control

Maksim L. Berdnikov, lead veterinary expert on swine at Vic Group, Moscow, Russia

1730-1745 Etiology and specific prophylaxis of streptococcoses in swine

Andrei V. Kapustin, PhD, Assistant Professor, Head of mycology and antibiotics research laboratory at the Russian Institute for Experimental Veterinary Medicine, Moscow

19 April

1000-1100 Progress towards the application of host genetics for disease resistance in pigs

Bob Rowland, Professor of Diagnostic Medicine and Pathobiology at Kansas State University, Executive Director of the North American PRRS Symposium, USA

1100-1130 Antibiotics: to use or not to use? Oleg I. Zhukov, CEO at Nita-Farm, Saratov, Russia

1130-1200 A framework for CSF eradication in Russia

Taras I. Aliper, Professor, Head of applied virology and biotechnology division at the Federal Research Centre for Epidemiology and Microbiology, Moscow

1200-1230 Pig breeding without antibiotic feed additives

Inna L. Levitskaya, consultant on veterinary medicine at VETPROM, Moscow, Russia


Panel discussion on African swine fever

Moderated by


José Manuel Sánchez-Vizcaíno, Full Professor at Complutense University, OIE expert on African swine fever, Member of the Assessing Scientific Committee of the Public Health

Institute of the Madrid Community, Member of the National Committee of the Health Alert System, Madrid, Spain

Bob Rowland, Professor of Diagnostic Medicine and Pathobiology at Kansas State University, Executive Director of the North American PRRS Symposium, USA

Alexei D. Zaberezhny, Doctor of Science, professor, Deputy Director at the Russian Institute for Experimental Veterinary Medicine, Moscow

1330-1430 Current situation on ASF globally José Manuel Sánchez-Vizcaíno, Full Professor at Complutense University, OIE expert on African swine fever, Member of the Assessing Scientific Committee of the Public HealthInstitute of the Madrid Community, Member of the National Committee of the Health Alert System, Madrid, Spain

1430-1450 Prospects for the design of a vaccine against ASF on the basis of an attenuated virus strain

Natalia N. Vlasova, DVM, Lead Scientist at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir

1450-1510 Molecular genetic tools in the analysis of the dissemination of ASF

Alexei S. Igolkin, PhD, Head of African swine fever research at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir, Russia

1510-1530 African swine fever: state of affairs as of 2018

Konstantin N. Grouzdev, Professor, Head Expert on swine diseases at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir, Russia

1530-1550 ASF control: joint efforts Bob Rowland, Professor of Diagnostic Medicine and Pathobiology at Kansas State University, Executive Director of the North American PRRS Symposium, USA

1550-1610 Denmark's experience in ASF control within the Kingdom and in collaboration with Chinese experts in the People's Republic of China


1610-1620 Discussion, Q&A

1620-1630 Recap and concluding remarks Vladimir N. Shevkoplyas, Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Pro-Vice-Chancellor at Moscow Veterinary Academy

CONFERENCE

«Current issues in dairy and beef farming»

17-18 April 2019 г., Agate Premium Conference Hall

Moderated by

Mikhail I. Gulyukin, Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Scientific Director at the Russian Institute for Experimental Veteri-nary Medicine, Moscow

Andrei A. Mukovnin, PhD, Deputy Director of the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

Oleg A. Verkhovskii, Professor, Head of Research Institute for Diagnostics and Prophylaxis of Human and Animal Diseases, Moscow

17 April

Scheduled time


1000-1030 Current issues in dairy and beef farming

Andrei A. Mukovnin, PhD, Deputy Director of the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

1030-1100 Biologization of treatment methods in high productivity farming

Sergei V. Shabounin, member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Head of the Russian Veterinary Research Institute of Pathology, Pharmacology and Therapy, Voronezh, Russia

1100-1130 Epizootic situation on foot-and-mouth disease in 2018 and 2019

Svetlana N. Fomina, PhD, Head of the reference laboratory for foot-and-mouth disease at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir

1130-1215 Progressive Herd Health: Reproductive management & Herd Health in practice

Jonathan Statham, DVM, past president of British cattle veterinary association, United Kingdom

1215-1230 Surveillance of infectious and non-contagious diseases in cattle and studies of feed safety in the Region of Krasnodar

Professor Oleg Yu. Tchernykh, DVM, Head of the regional veterinary laboratory of the Region of Krasnodar named after Kropotkin, Russia

1230-1250 State of the art methods in the control of brucellosis in Russia

Oleg D. Sklyarov, DVM, Head of the Division of Expertise and Standardization of Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use at the All-Russian State Centre for Quality and Standardization of Veterinary Drugs and Feed, Moscow

18 April

Scheduled time


1400-1440 Biosecurity and animal welfare in dairy and beef farming in Denmark

Professor Bent Nielsen,DVM, expert on veterinary medicine at the Danish Agriculture and Food Council, Copenhagen, Denmark

1440-1510 Diagnosis and prevention of lumpy skin disease in cattle

Aleksandr V. Kononov, PhD, Head of laboratory at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir, Russia

1510-1530 Digital technology as a tool for conducting epizootological studies of anthrax

Aleksandr A. Shabeykin, PhD, researcher at the Russian Institute for Experimental Veterinary Medicine, Moscow

1530-1600 Mastites control: current situation Professor Robert van Herwijnen, Head of the European Veterinary Laboratory, the Netherlands

1600-1630 Prevention and treatment of bovine mastites in the context of new requirements regarding the use of antibiotics

Denis N. Pudovkin, PhD, technical expert at Zoetis, Moscow

1630-1700 Economic efficiency of new tools for the protection of cattle from ectoparasites

Evgeny A. Belkin, head of the cattle division at Vic Group, Moscow, Russia

1700-1720 Bovine clostridioses Andrei V. Kapustin, PhD, Assistant Professor, Head of mycology and antibiotics research laboratory at the Russian Institute for Experimental Veterinary Medicine, Moscow

1720-1750 Prevention and treatment of invasive diseases in cattle

Aleksandr B. Muromtsev, head of chair at Kaliningrad State Technical University (Talk presented by Agrovetzashita, Moscow, Russia)

1750-1800 Concluding remarks

PANEL DISCUSSION

«Rabies»

17 April 2019 г., Malachite Conference Hall

Moderated by

Irina V. Nepoklonova, Head of department at Research Institute for Diagnostics and Prophylaxis of Human and Animal Diseases, Moscow

Artyom E. Metlin, PhD, Deputy Director at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir, Russia

Scheduled time Theme of presentation Speaker

1000-1100 Programmes of rabies surveillance and control in Europe

Professor Florence Cliquet, DVM, Head of ANSES, Nancy Laboratory for Rabies and Wildlife, France

1100-1130 Rabies and prion diseases: current situation

Artyom E. Metlin, PhD, Deputy Director at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir, Russia

1130-1200 Epizootic situation on rabies and Tatarstan's experience in controlling the disease

Rustam Kh. Ravilov, Professor, Chancellor at Kazan Academy of Veterinary Medicine

1200-1230 Development of immunity to rabies in cats and dogs following vaccination

Milana A. Lositch, PhD, lead researcher at Research Institute for Diagnostics and Prophylaxis of Human and Animal Diseases, Moscow

1230-1250 Geo-information technology tools in the epizootic analysis of rabies and alternative approaches to oral vaccination of dogs

Professor Vitaly V. Nedosekov, DVM, Head of chair at the National Natural Resource Management University, Kyiv, Ukraine

1250-1300 Recap and concluding remarks Irina V. Nepoklonova, Head of department at Research Institute for Diagnostics and Prophylaxis of Human and Animal Diseases, Moscow

CONFERENCE

«Current issues in the area of distribution of veterinary pharmaceuticals»

19 April 2019 г., Malachite Conference Hall

Organised by the Eurasian Economic Community, Veterinary Department of the Ministry of Agriculture, Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance and the Russian State Centre for Quality and Standardization of Veterinary Drugs and Feed, Moscow

Moderated by

Polina A. Smyshlyayeva, Deputy Director of Veterinary Department at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

Vladimir V. Subbotin, Professor, Deputy Head of Sanitary, Phytosanitary and Vet-erinary Measures at the Eurasian Economic Community

Vasilina A. Gritsyuk, Head of efficacy and safety surveillance service, Head of standardization and adjudication of veterinary drugs and feed at the All-Russian State Centre for Quality and Stan-dardization of Veterinary Drugs and Feed, Moscow

Scheduled time


1000-1010

Introduction Leonid K. Kish, Head of the All-Russian State Centre for Quality and Standardization of Veterinary Drugs and Feed, Moscow

1010-1050

Statutory and regulatory acts applicable to veterinary pharmaceuticals in the Eurasian Economic Community

Vladimir V. Subbotin, Professor, Deputy Head of Sanitary, Phytosanitary and Veterinary Measures at the Eurasian Economic Community

1050-1120

Legislation applicable to veterinary products distribution. New statutory and regulatory acts.

Polina A. Smyshlyayeva, Deputy Director of Veterinary Department at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

1120-1200

Supervision in the pharmaceutical sector in the Russian Federation. Challenges and solutions

Anna E. Babushkina, Deputy Head of internal veterinary control at the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance

1200-1230

Problems and most common violations during licensing of products for veterinary use. Changes to legislation made in 2018

Vasilina A. Gritsyuk, Head of efficacy and safety surveillance service, Head of standardization and adjudication of veterinary drugs and feed at the All-Russian State Centre for Quality andStandardization of Veterinary Drugs and Feed, Moscow


1330-1400

Legislation regarding the manufacturing of veterinary drugs in Russia. Interim report

Daniil A. Rudnyayev, Head of Manufacturing Surveillance Division at the All-Russian State Centre for Quality and Standardization of Veterinary Drugs and Feed, Moscow

1400-1430

Standard procedure for the licensing of veterinary drugs and the registration of declarations of conformity. The rights and responsibilities of the parties involved

Maria S. Bogdanova, Acting Head of the Licensing Body at the All-Russian State Centre for Quality and Standardization of Veterinary Drugs and Feed, Moscow

1430-1500GLP in Russia. Russia's adherence to OECD Mutual Acceptance of Data system

Dzhemile A. Mamleyeva, DVM, Head of “Saint-Petersburg City Veterinary station” testing centre, Russia

1500-1530

Pre-clinical trials of products for veterinary use in accordance with GLP OECD standards

Valery V. Pronin, Head of pre-clinical trials at the Russian Research Institute for Animal Health Protection, Vladimir

1530-1600 Discussion

CONFERENCE

«Zoonotic diseases and the resistance of their causative agents to antimicrobials»

19 April 2019 г., Agate Premium Conference Hall

Moderated by

Maria V. Novikova, PhD, Director of the Department of Veterinary Medicine at the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation

Aleksandr N. Panin, Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Expert at FAO/WHO

Scheduled time Theme of presentation Speaker

1000-1030 Epizootic situation on zoonotic diseases in Russia


1030-1100 The role of OIE in tackling the problem of antibiotic resistance. Responsible use of antibiotics.

Dr Budimir Plavšić, OIE Regional Representation in Moscow

1100-1130 One world – one health Dr Melita Vujnović, WHO Representative to the Russian Federation

1130-1200 One world – one health Aghasi Harutyunyan, Liaison Officer at FAO headquarters in Russia

1200-1230 Problems stemming from the use of antimicrobials worldwide

Aleksandr N. Panin, Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Expert at FAO/WHO

Lunch break

1230-1330 Bacteriophage manufacturing technology

Professor Victor I. Zayerko,DVM, Head of Stavropol Biological Manufacturing, Russia

Animal leptospirosis: surveillance of the etiological structure, transboundary dissemination, diagnosis and prevention

Galina L. Soboleva, Doctor of Science, Recipient of the State Award for Science and Technology, Vetbiochem, Moscow, Russia

1330-1400 Animal mycoses: current challenges

Marina G. Manoyan, PhD, Head of laboratory at the Russian State Centre for Quality and Standardization of Veterinary Drugs and Feed, Moscow

1400-1430 National strategy for tackling the issue of antimicrobial resistance in the Russian Federation

Dmitry A. Makarov, senior researcher at the Russian State Centre for Quality and Standardization of Veterinary Drugs and Feed, Moscow

1430-1500 Recap and concluding remarks

17 April 2019, Yantar Hall in Svetlogorsk

13:15 – 15:00, Agate Conference Hall

Satellite seminar

Organized by Zoetis

Diagnosis of bovine diseases in the course of post mortem examination. Prophylaxis and treatment algorithm

Speaker Denis N. Pudovkin, PhD, technical expert at Zoetis, Moscow

13:15 – 15:00, Malachite Conference Hall

Satellite seminar

Organized by Boehringer Ingelheim

Key biosecurity aspects in swine breeding

Speaker Tomasz Trela, technical manager at pig breeding division in Central and Eastern Europe at Boehringer Ingelheim, Member of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians

13:15 – 15:00, Agate Premium Conference Hall

Satellite seminar

Organized by VETPROM

Non-contagious diseases of avian embryos. Etiology and prevention. The most common embryonic infections. Prophylaxis efficacy

Speakers: Andrei L. Kiselev, Doctor of Science, professor, Head of R&D at VETPROM

Vladimir I. Smolensky, Doctor of Science, professor at the chair of veterinary hygiene and poultry breeding at Moscow Veterinary Academy

SATELLITE SEMINARS HELD BY OUR SPONSORS

18 April 2019 г., Yantar Hall in Svetlogorsk

12:30 – 13:45, Agate Conference Hall

Satellite seminar

Organized by VETPROM

Modification of technical properties of micro ingredients in feed additives. Bimodal capsule protection

Speaker - Svetlana M. Anoufrienko, veterinary practitioner and consultant at VETPROM

12:30 – 13:45, Malachite Conference Hall

Satellite seminar

Organized by Zoetis

Rotational program design for efficacious prevention of coccidiosis

Speaker - Sergei A. Orlov, technical expert on poultry breeding at Zoetis

Several exhibitions shall be held as part of the 9th International Veterinary Congress, showcasing veterinary and medical equipment, pharmaceuticals for prevention and treatment of animal diseases, equipment and accessories for animal keeping, feeds and feed additives and specialist literature.

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