To ensure a diverse and high-impact program, submissions should be categorized

into one of the following themes:

•  Clinical Optometry: (Glaucoma, Cornea & Contact Lenses, Pediatric

Optometry, Anterior Segment, Low Vision, etc.).

•  Vision Science: (Myopia control, Binocular vision, Visual Electrophysiology,

Advanced Imaging, etc.).

• Public Health: (Vision 2030 goals, eye care accessibility, school screening

programs, community health initiatives, etc.).

• Education & Professional Development: (Optometry legislation, clinical

training, AI in eye care, curriculum development, etc.).

Submission Platform: All submissions must be submitted through the

official conference submission portal.

•  Title: The title should be concise and accurately reflect the content.
•  Authors: List all authors with their affiliations.
•  Word Limit: Abstracts should not exceed 350 words, excluding the title, authors, and keywords.
•  Keywords: Include a maximum of 3 keywords.
• Conflict of Interest/Financial Disclosure: Disclose any potential conflicts of interest or financial support.
•  Structure:

Research Abstract (Free Papers & E-Posters):

1- Background/Objectives: A brief introduction including the objectives/aim or hypothesis.

2- Design and Methods: Description of the research methodology.

3- Results: Summary of the main findings.

4- Conclusions: Implications and overall outcome of the results.

For Case Study:

1- Introduction: Brief background of the case.

2- Case Description: Detailed presentation of the patient’s history, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.

3- Conclusion: Summary of key findings and recommendations.

• Title: Concise title and a brief description (max 50 words) for the program schedule.
• Duration: Indicate preferred length (e.g., 60 minutes, 90 minutes, Half-day).
•  Learning Objectives: State three to five measurable learning objectives.
• Target Audience: Specify the experience level (e.g., General Practitioner, Specialist, Researcher).
•  Detailed Outline/Content: A comprehensive description of the content and structure of the course/workshop (max 350 words).
•  Instructors: List all instructors and their qualifications.

•  Blind Review: All abstracts will undergo a blind peer-review process. Do not include any identifying information in the abstract body.
• Criteria: Submissions will be evaluated based on originality, scientific merit, relevance to the conference theme, clarity of presentation, and potential impact. Course/Workshop proposals will be evaluated on relevance, educational value, and instructor expertise.

•  Oral Presentations (Lectures)
•  Oral Presentations (Case Studies)
•  Oral Presentations (Free Papers)
• Poster Presentations (Posters)
• Courses/Workshops (Educational Sessions)

 *Template for the oral and poster presentation will be shared after the

selection of abstracts. Course/Workshop organizers will be contacted

directly regarding logistical needs.

•  All research must have been conducted in accordance with ethical

guidelines and regulations (e.g., Declaration of Helsinki).