The 50th edition of Arab Health, the largest healthcare event in the Middle East, is set to open tomorrow at the Dubai World Trade Centre. Running from January 27 to 30, the event will host over 3,800 exhibitors and expects more than 60,000 visitors, making it a key platform for showcasing innovation and fostering partnerships in the healthcare sector.

This year’s event, themed ‘Where the World of Healthcare Meets’, will feature exhibitors from over 80 countries, including pavilions from more than 40 nations. The UAE’s presence will be strong, with more than 200 companies showcasing cutting-edge solutions across nine key product sectors, such as medical devices, diagnostics, and wellness.

In addition to the exhibition, the Arab Health Village will return, providing an informal setting for networking with food and beverages available throughout the event.

The event is supported by major UAE government entities, including the Ministry of Health and Prevention, the Dubai Health Authority, the Department of Health, and Dubai Healthcare City Authority, underlining the country’s commitment to advancing the healthcare industry.