TransVision Madrid 2025also known as the International Longevity Summit, to be held on 1-2 October. 2025 in the historic Great Amphitheatre of the Illustrious Official College of Doctors of Madrid (ICOMEM), located at Calle Santa Isabel, 51.
There are still tickets available with the special promotion for our readers: 20% discount on entrance tickets with the code: Wellnessforum20.
This meeting aims to merge global events with local audiences, promoting research and development in the longevity industry both in Spain and worldwide. In addition, it is framed around the International Longevity Day (1 October), a date chosen to coincide with the International Day of Older Persons, established by the UN.
The event is organised by José Luis Cordeiroengineer, futurist and bestselling author of the bestseller The death of deathThe book sets out how scientific and technological advances will make it possible to achieve a radically longer and healthier life, and even reverse ageing. His leadership and his network of international contacts have made TransVision Madrid a must-attend event for those who want to be at the forefront of the longevity revolution.
Before the Congress, On 29 and 30 September, TransVision Madrid 2025 will offer guided tours to several World Heritage Sites near Madrid, such as Ávila, Segovia, Aranjuez, Toledo, Alcalá de Henares and El Escorial. A way of combining scientific knowledge with cultural richness.
More than 500 participants are expected, including leading figures such as George Church (Harvard Medical School and MIT), Mehmood Khan (CEO of Hevolution Foundation), Steve Horvath (Altos Labs), Michael Ringel (Life Biosciences), Aubrey de Grey (LEV Foundation), João Pedro de Magalhães (University of Birmingham), Liz Parrish (BioViva), David Wood (LEV Foundation) and other academic leaders, doctors, economists and politicians such as the Mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida.
According to Eurostat, Spain leads the EU in life expectancy, and Madrid is the capital with the longest life expectancy, with almost 86 years of life expectancy at birth, surpassing even the famous "Blue Zones" such as Okinawa or Sardinia. For this reason, Madrid is promoted as the "Blue Zone 2.0".
During the congress on 1 October, the Madrid Longevity Declaration will be presented, the Cibeles Longevity Awards will be presented, a documentary on longevity will be premiered and a symbolic Longevity March will take place from Puerta del Sol to the Cibeles Fountain.
This event offers a unique opportunity for international networking by bringing together influential scientific and political leaders, combining cultural and scientific experiences, and providing an ideal space for visibility and networking for professionals in the health, investment, technology and public policy sectors.
More info at: https://www.transvisionmadrid.com/es/index.html
