Mark your calendars for the International Conference on Addiction and Psychiatry, taking place on May 10–11, 2027, in Bangkok, Thailand. Centered on the theme “Advancing Evidence-Based Approaches to Addiction, Recovery and Public Health,” this international conference aims to bring together experts and professionals dedicated to advancing addiction science, treatment, recovery, and public health initiatives. The conference will provide a platform for addiction medicine specialists, psychiatrists, psychologists, neuroscientists, researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, policymakers, public health experts, and industry leaders to connect, exchange knowledge, and explore emerging developments in addiction research and care. It aims to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration and foster meaningful discussions on the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of addiction prevention, treatment, and recovery. The conference program will focus on the latest scientific findings, evidence-based treatment approaches, innovative recovery strategies, and public health interventions. Participants will have opportunities to explore advances in addiction assessment and diagnosis, substance use disorder treatment, behavioral health, relapse prevention, recovery-oriented care, and community-based support systems. With an emphasis on translating research into practice, the conference seeks to promote practical insights and approaches that can contribute to improved health outcomes and sustainable recovery. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in keynote presentations, expert-led panel discussions, interactive workshops, oral and poster presentations, and collaborative sessions designed to showcase innovative research and encourage the exchange of ideas. These activities will provide a valuable forum for discussing current challenges, sharing professional experiences, and exploring evidence-informed solutions to addiction-related issues across diverse healthcare and community settings. The International Conference on Addiction and Psychiatry looks forward to welcoming participants from around the world to Bangkok for two days of knowledge sharing, scientific exploration, and professional networking. Together, the global addiction and public health community will work toward strengthening evidence-based practices, improving access to effective care, supporting long-term recovery, and advancing public health approaches to addiction.