WFA Institutions · Southeast Asia Chapter (in preparation)
Southeast Asia Chapter
The World Fertility Industry Alliance is preparing the Southeast Asia Chapter to build a cross-border platform for technical exchange, industry standards, talent development and international cooperation in assisted reproductive medicine.
Regional context
Southeast Asia is an important partner region for many international stakeholders and a significant destination for cross-border medical services, with relatively rich medical resources, established assisted-reproductive services and a diverse cooperation ecosystem.
In recent years, more cross-border medical cooperation has taken shape in Southeast Asia, further deepening assisted-reproductive cooperation across the region.
Chapter mission
- Technical exchange and cooperation: build a regional platform for assisted-reproductive technical exchange
- Industry standards and quality: support the development of regional standards to strengthen service quality and safety
- Talent development: deliver professional training programs and engage experts and teams from inside and outside the region
- International cooperation: support cross-region technology transfer, project cooperation and talent mobility
Who can join
- Assisted-reproductive organizations and reproductive medicine departments of general hospitals across Southeast Asia
- Experts in reproductive medicine, genetics and embryology with substantive experience
- Companies and organizations active in assisted-reproductive products, consulting, training and management services
- Industry observers and supporters of assisted-reproductive development in the region
Contact
To express interest in joining or to learn about the Southeast Asia Chapter, please contact the WFA Secretariat. Specific preparation progress is subject to official WFA announcements.
Source: WFA official materials. Compiled by the WFA Secretariat. Last updated: May 2026. Specific arrangements are subject to official WFA announcements.
WFA regional chapters serve member services, regional cooperation and industry exchange. They do not substitute for any national or regional regulatory authority and do not directly provide clinical, cross-border medical or referral services. Chapter formation, partner organizations and specific activities are subject to official WFA announcements.