Head and neck surgery is a rapidly advancing field, yet disparities persist in surgical education, research opportunities, and access to high‑quality healthcare across different regions. High‑income countries benefit from advanced technologies, structured training pathways, and robust research ecosystems, while low‑resource settings continue to face limitations in specialized services, mentorship, and academic growth. These disparities affect patient outcomes, the development of surgical expertise, and the global standardization of care. There is a growing need for a cross‑continental model that facilitates shared learning, integrated research, and collaborative surgical development. EurAsia Group was founded to meet this need by functioning as a bridge between high‑resource academic centers and rapidly expanding medical communities seeking excellence in training and research.