Arab Health
Dubai World Trade Centre
27 - 30 January 2025
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We hope you enjoyed Arab Health 2024 as much as we did!
Next year is the 50th edition of Arab Health
Save the date: 27th – 30th January 2025
Radar Healthcare attended this year’s Arab Health conference, which took place again at Dubai World Trade Centre. Arab Health brings together key stakeholders within the industry, giving them the opportunity to collaborate towards making healthcare a more sustainable and positive industry.
In 2021, Emirates Health Services selected Radar Healthcare to deliver its risk, quality and compliance software to 17 hospitals and 73 primary care centres. This follows a partnership with MEMITS Solutions, a Dubai company providing IT solutions for the healthcare industry in the Middle East region, to deliver its quality management software to the UAE.
The exhibition showcases more than 4,000 companies exhibiting their latest innovations to more than 130,000 healthcare professionals attending from 163 countries. Make sure you come and say hello to our friendly and knowledgeable team on stand H2.
To learn more and to book onto the event, click here.
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