Saudi Arabia To Host Pivotal Global Health Exhibition In October 2024

The Ministry of Health is gearing up for the seventh Global Health Exhibition 2024, themed "Invest in Health." Organised by Tahaluf Company and backed by the Health Sector Transformation Program, the event will be held at the Riyadh Convention and Exhibition Center in Malham from October 21 to 23, 2024.

Over 1,200 international and local companies and brands from more than 70 countries will participate. Additionally, more than 500 experts and speakers will discuss the latest health sector developments and investments. The exhibition aims to showcase cutting-edge technologies with innovators and investors in the field.

The event is one of the three most attended health forums globally and among the fastest-growing. It seeks to encourage individuals to invest in their health for better well-being while promoting investment in the health sector. Numerous health innovations and technologies that enhance public health will be featured.

Significant investment launches and agreements in various promising opportunities within the health sector will be announced during the event. More than 100 panel discussions will take place, where medical and health experts will discuss key aspects of healthcare systems and investment in Saudi Arabia under the Health Sector Transformation Program.

The exhibition will also highlight numerous innovations and products across more than nine health sectors. These include biotechnology, healthcare services, imaging and diagnostics, laboratory equipment, pharmaceuticals, nutrition, IT systems, and solutions.

Registration Information

The Ministry of Health has opened registration for those interested in attending the conference. Participants can benefit from the expertise of health professionals by registering via this link: http://www.globalhealthsaudi.com.

This year's edition promises to be a significant event for both local and global stakeholders in the health industry. It aims to foster collaboration, innovation, and investment that can drive improvements in public health.

With inputs from SPA