DUBAI: Arab Health 2025, the Middle East’s largest healthcare event, is set to make history with unprecedented international participation, underscoring its importance as a key platform for the global healthcare market.
The event, to be held from 27 to 30 January 2025 at the Dubai World Trade Centre, will feature a record number of over 40 country pavilions, with more than 180 countries participating.
This marks a milestone in the evolution of the event, which has grown significantly in scale and influence over the past five decades.
Arab Health 2025
According to Verified Market Research, the global healthcare market, valued at US$ 360 billion in 2023, is projected to reach US$ 780 billion by 2030, driven by a robust compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.8%. This growth highlights the importance of events like Arab Health, which serve as key platforms for international collaboration, innovation, and the exchange of cutting-edge healthcare technologies.
Ross Williams, Group Event Director at Informa Markets, noted, “Arab Health has evolved from a regional exhibition to a pivotal international event, providing invaluable opportunities for healthcare professionals to collaborate, exchange knowledge, and explore the latest advancements in the sector.”
Who will attend?
Arab Health 2025 promises to be even more diverse with debut country pavilions from Morocco and Latvia. Long-standing participants like the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia are also significantly increasing their presence, further underlining the event’s global appeal.
The exhibition space will host some of the biggest names in the global healthcare industry, including the USA, China, India, Singapore, and Taiwan. Notably, several first-time international exhibitors, such as Daigo, Fapomed, and Levity Products, will showcase their innovations in the newly designated Al Mustaqbal Hall.
A platform for collaboration
The event will provide a unique opportunity for cross-border collaboration. Michelle Michelucci, Head of International Events for the Association of British HealthTech Industries (ABHI), said, “Arab Health offers unparalleled opportunities for UK businesses and healthcare leaders to engage with global stakeholders. Over the past two decades, we’ve seen the Middle East region’s healthcare sector rapidly expand to meet growing demands. Arab Health has been instrumental in driving this transformation.”
The involvement of key healthcare institutions and government bodies further emphasises Arab Health’s significance. Supported by entities such as the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention, Dubai Health Authority, and Dubai Healthcare City Authority, the event will continue to shape the future of healthcare in the region.
Educational opportunities
The Arab Health Congress will be an integral part of the event, offering continuing medical education (CME) conferences and Healthcare Business Forums. Over 250 healthcare professionals will lead more than 110 sessions on the latest industry trends and innovations. With topics ranging from artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare to future healthcare delivery models, the congress promises to offer valuable insights and foster collaboration.
New zones and features
Arab Health 2025 introduces several exciting new features, including the debut of the World of Wellness and Healthcare ESG conferences, which will explore critical issues surrounding health, environment, and social governance. Another key highlight will be the Smart Hospital and Interoperability Zone, powered by Cityscape, providing visitors with an immersive experience of the future of healthcare.
The Transformation Zone will offer product showcases and discussions on healthcare advancements, including the popular Innov8 Start-up competition, where emerging companies will compete for the spotlight.
A vision for the future
With global participation reaching new heights, Arab Health 2025 promises to be a landmark event in healthcare innovation. It will not only reflect the rapid advancements in healthcare technologies but also provide a critical space for healthcare leaders to address the challenges of the future. As the sector evolves, Arab Health will remain a pivotal platform for showcasing solutions that will shape the future of global healthcare delivery.