Public relations professionals across the world have been urged to take advantage of the early bird registration window for the 2026 World Public Relations Forum, which closes on Sunday, 31 May.
The 14th edition of the global communications gathering will hold in Abuja, Nigeria, from Sunday, 15 November to Saturday, 21 November 2026, bringing together public relations practitioners, industry leaders and communication experts from more than 100 countries.
Organisers described the forum as a major opportunity for networking, knowledge sharing and professional collaboration within the global public relations industry.
“Do not miss this unique opportunity to network and learn from PR professionals from over 100 countries who will converge in Abuja this November,” the organisers said in a statement.
The forum will feature plenary sessions, panel discussions, workshops, high-level dialogues, exhibitions, awards ceremonies, entertainment and networking activities designed for communication professionals, young practitioners and students.
Registration categories cover international delegates, Nigerian delegates, students, young professionals and virtual participants.
Under the early bird category, members of the Global Alliance and the African Public Relations Association (APRA) will pay $326, while non-members will pay $366. Young professionals aged 35 years and below will pay between $120 and $180, while student registration is fixed at $36.
For Nigerian participants, members of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) will pay ₦300,000, while non-members will pay ₦350,000. Discounted rates are also available for young professionals and students.
The organisers also announced that group registrations will attract one free registration for every five participants from the same organisation.
Regular registration fees will apply from 1 May to 31 August 2026, while late registration rates will commence from September 2026 ahead of the forum in November.
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