Pakistani Companies Excel at Arab Health 2025

 


At the Arab Health 2025 exhibition in Dubai, Pakistan showcased its healthcare manufacturing and innovation capabilities. The Pakistan Pavilion, inaugurated by Ambassador Faisal Niaz Tirmizi, featured 40 leading companies under the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP). The event attracted over 60,000 healthcare professionals globally.

Ambassador Tirmizi emphasized Pakistan's commitment to boosting exports across various sectors for sustainable economic growth. He highlighted the international recognition of Pakistani surgical and medical products and stressed the importance of events like Arab Health in fostering business connections and driving innovation.

The exhibition focused on nine key product areas, including medical equipment, disposables, orthopedics, imaging, general healthcare services, healthcare infrastructure, wellness, healthcare transformation, and healthcare technology. Pakistani exhibitors showcased a diverse range of products, from medical devices to pharmaceuticals, expressing satisfaction with the government's support in facilitating their participation.

Arab Health is one of the world's largest healthcare exhibitions, providing a crucial platform for industry leaders to connect, collaborate, and explore the latest advancements in the sector. Pakistan's active participation underscores its growing role in the global healthcare industry and its dedication to innovation and quality in healthcare manufacturing.

The success of Pakistani companies at Arab Health 2025 reflects the country's potential to be a significant player in the global healthcare market. With continued support and investment, Pakistan can further enhance its healthcare manufacturing capabilities and expand its presence in international markets.

Overall, Pakistan's participation in Arab Health 2025 highlights the nation's strengths in healthcare manufacturing and innovation, paving the way for future growth and collaboration in the global healthcare industry.

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