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ESC National Cardiac Societies
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ESC institutional members
ESC National Cardiac Societies are the founders and principal constituent bodies of the ESC. Today we count 57 National Cardiac Societies as institutional members that pay a membership fee and vote to help shape the future of cardiology and drive ESC activities. They are also instrumental in ESC research, dissemination of guidelines and a wide range of other activities.
A united voice
Institutional members (on a national level) and the ESC (on a global level) share a common goal of reducing the burden of cardiovascular disease, which remains the leading cause of death worldwide. Together, we are committed to disseminating scientific knowledge, acting in the interests of patients and representing the community of cardiovascular professionals.
57 ESC National Cardiac Societies
Albania, AL
Algeria, DZ
Armenia, AM
Austria, AT
Azerbaijan, AZ
Belgium, BE
Belarus, BY
Bosnia and Herzegovina, BA
Bulgaria, BG
Croatia, HR
Cyprus, CY
Czechia, CZ
Denmark, DK
Egypt, EG
Estonia, EE
Finland, FI
France, FR
Georgia, GE
Germany, DE
Greece, GR
Hungary, HU
Iceland, IS
Ireland, IE
Israel, IL
Italy, IT
Kosovo Republic of, XK
Kazakhstan, KZ
Kyrgyzstan, KG
Latvia, LV
Lebanon, LB
Libya, LY
Lithuania, LT
Luxembourg, LU
Malta, MT
Moldova (Republic of), MD
Montenegro, ME
Morocco, MA
Netherlands, NL
North Macedonia, MK
Norway, NO
Poland, PL
Portugal, PT
Romania, RO
Russian Federation, RU
San Marino, SM
Serbia, RS
Slovakia, SK
Slovenia, SI
Spain, ES
Sweden, SE
Switzerland, CH
Syrian Arab Republic, SY
Tunisia, TN
Turkey, TR
Ukraine, UA
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, GB
Uzbekistan, UZ
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National Cardiac Journals
Sharing knowledge through national cardiovascular journals. Find a journal in your country.
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Affiliated Cardiac Societies
Our global scope and collaboration with ESC Affiliated Cardiac Societies is essential to advancing the worldwide battle against cardiovascular disease.
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ESC Young Community
The ESC Young Community comprises 11 groups: one for general cardiology and 10 for subspecialties.
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Our mission: To reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease.