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Vaksindo is proud to announce our active participation in the World Veterinary Poultry Association (WVPA) Congress 2025, held on 6–10 October 2025, in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia — one of the most prestigious global forums for poultry health professionals and researchers. 

This year marks a special milestone for us as Dr. Teguh Yodiantara Prajitno was honored to deliver a keynote presentation on: Molecular Basis for Antigenic Variation in Newcastle Disease Virus and its Impact on Control by Vaccination. 

In addition to this keynote, Vaksindo was also selected to present three scientific studies in the oral and poster presentation sessions, further reflecting the quality and relevance of our contributions to the poultry industry: 

• In Silico Analysis and Antigenic Pattern of Avian Influenza H9N2 Lineage B4.7 Appeared in Southeast Asia
• Critical Age Window and the Cystic Oviduct Phenomenon in Commercial Layer Chickens Due to QX-Like Infectious Bronchitis Virus Infection in Indonesia: A Field Case Study and Effective Vaccination Strategies 
• Cross-Challenge Study of Monovalent Clade 2.3.2.1g and Clade 2.3.4.4b Avian Influenza Vaccines 

Our participation at WVPA 2025 demonstrates our strong commitment to advancing veterinary science and innovation in poultry health. Through knowledge-sharing and collaboration, we continue to bring forward solutions that address current challenges such as disease prevention, sustainable production, and improving poultry welfare. The congress also served as a valuable opportunity to connect with global leaders, exchange insights, and strengthen partnerships that will help shape the future of poultry health management. 

We are grateful to the WVPA community for recognizing our work and for providing a platform where science and practice come together. With innovation and collaboration, Vaksindo remains dedicated to supporting the poultry industry worldwide in achieving better health, productivity, and sustainability. 

 Together, we are building a healthier and more sustainable future for poultry production.