Arab Health, the Middle East’s largest healthcare event, will celebrate its 50th edition from 27 to 30 January 2025 at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), under the theme “Where the world of healthcare meets.”
The event is expected to draw more than 60,000 visitors and over 3,800 exhibitors, surpassing last year’s record-breaking participation and business deals, which totaled over AED 9 billion.
Since its inception in 1975, Arab Health has grown from a modest exhibition with 40 exhibitors to a globally recognized event, pivotal in showcasing innovations in medical products and healthcare technologies. The 2025 edition will introduce the World of Wellness and the Healthcare ESG conferences, focusing on sustainability and the future of healthcare. Visitors can also experience the Smart Hospital and Interoperability Zone, showcasing cutting-edge healthcare technologies.
The Future Health Summit will address the role of AI in healthcare delivery, bringing together experts to explore how AI can revolutionize patient care. New non-CME conferences, including EmpowHer: Women in Healthcare and Digital Health and AI, will also be featured.
Arab Health continues to be a key player in the UAE's healthcare transformation, fostering growth, knowledge exchange, and billions of dollars in deals over the last five decades.
Solenne Singer, Vice President at Informa Markets, emphasized the event’s role in supporting the UAE’s vision of medical excellence and innovation. With a host of conferences and networking opportunities, the event promises to shape the future of healthcare in the region.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
