Arab Health 2021 to highlight transformation of healthcare post pandemic – News

More than 20,000 healthcare, laboratory and retail professionals are expected to attend the Arab Health and Medlab Middle East live events, with many more attending online

The future of health care and how it has changed due to the Covid-19 pandemic will be presented in Dubai at the Arab Health 2021 exhibition starting Monday in the Dubai World Trade Center.

The two events, co-hosted with Medlab Middle East, will welcome healthcare and trade professionals from over 150 countries and will take place June 21-24, 2021. They take place under the trade fair theme “United by Business, Driving the Industry Forward”. , the joint events will reinvigorate the health sector following the challenges of the pandemic by building on the Dh3.7 billion deals closed at the show’s 2020 edition, an increase of 3.7 percent over corresponds to the previous year.

Wouter Molman, EVP of Informa Markets, said: “Arab Health and Medlab Middle East have been instrumental in supporting the UAE’s ambitions to become a health center for commerce and businesses. The ability to host a physical event is a testament to the UAE government’s vaccination strategy while also underscoring the appetite of healthcare professionals to network, discuss the future of the industry and do business. “

“The past 18 months have been difficult for everyone from both a personal and a business perspective; However, the healthcare industry has worked tirelessly to meet these challenges and we are grateful to everyone who helped us out of the pandemic. With advances in the industry, we are now looking to the future with renewed optimism, ”added Molman. added

More than 20,000 healthcare, laboratory and retail professionals are expected to attend the Arab Health and Medlab Middle East live events, with many more attending online. Both shows this year have integrated a hybrid event format with a two-month online event campaign that has provided AI matchmaking and industry-specific content to thousands of international attendees while allowing on-site visitors to plan face-to-face meetings on the live platform assists, personal demonstrations.

Now in its 46th year, Arab Health is expected to welcome over 1,500 exhibitors from 62 countries and 20 special country pavilions including Germany, South Korea, France, USA and Italy. Innovation and technology will be a key theme throughout the show, with leading companies in the field including Canon and Philips showing off their latest product launches. Arab Health start-up zone returns this year and will feature 13 local and international companies and eight other healthcare start-ups courtesy of the Italian trading agency.

As part of the Arab Health Congress, more than 300 regional and international speakers and 3,000 delegates will attend nine Continuing Medical Education (CME) and three non-accredited conferences. The focus will be on healthcare innovations, including pharmaceuticals and drug discovery, healthcare AI, and digital health and innovation.

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Rohma Sadaqat

I’m a reporter and editor in the Khaleej Times business desk. I mainly report and write articles on the retail, hospitality, travel and tourism sectors of the UAE. I am originally from Lahore and have lived in the United Arab Emirates for more than 20 years. I received a BA in Mass Communication with a major in Journalism and a dual minor in History and International Studies from the American University of Sharjah. If you see me on a job in Dubai, please feel free to stop me, Hello, and we can catch up on the latest kitten videos on YouTube.

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