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Serbian Group for Primary Immunodeficiencies (SGPI)

About Us

SGPI

The Serbian Group for Primary Immunodeficiencies (SGPI) was established in 2019, initially based in Niš, under the expert leadership of Professor Goran Marjanović from the University Clinical Center Niš. The association was founded with a clear goal: to improve the recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of primary immunodeficiencies (PID) in Serbia.

In August 2024, a new presidency and Board of Directors were elected, with the current headquarters in Belgrade. We launched new development directions and further strengthened SGPI as a national platform for comprehensive action in the field of Inborn Errors of Immunity (IEI), as PID are currently classified.

Today, SGPI brings together an increasing number of active and honorary members and serves as a hub for continuous professional development, knowledge exchange, and the advancement of clinical practice.

What We Strive For

Mission

The mission of the Serbian Group for Primary Immunodeficiencies is to improve the recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of primary immunodeficiencies in Serbia.

Mission

The mission of the Serbian Group for Primary Immunodeficiencies is to improve the recognition, diagnosis, and treatment of primary immunodeficiencies in Serbia.

Vision

The long-term vision of SGPI is a society where patients with PID are timely recognized, properly managed, and treated with access to modern and personalized therapy.

Vision

The long-term vision of SGPI is a society where patients with PID are timely recognized, properly managed, and treated with access to modern and personalized therapy.

Goal

Connecting experts and enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration through education, research, and professional guidelines.

Goal

Connecting experts and enhancing multidisciplinary collaboration through education, research, and professional guidelines.
News

Primary Immunodeficiency (PID) Week 2026

Primary Immunodeficiency (PID) Week is once again being celebrated worldwide from April 22 to 29! This year’s campaign, “We Can’t Wait,” builds on the 2025 initiative “See the Unseen” and