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Oman Health Expo set for September 23

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health 2019 09 10The ninth edition of the Oman Health Exhibition and Conference is scheduled for 23-25 September at the Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre

Officials of Omanexpo and representatives of the Ministry of Health addressed a media meeting, formally announcing the details of the upcoming show.

The exhibition will welcome more than 100 exhibition companies from around 13 countries to showcase the best products, services, equipment and technologies of the sector representing hospital and medical infrastructure, medical supplies and health services to an anticipated 4,000 visitors from the business, government, private and public sectors.

The associated three-day conference sessions will be presented by a qualified team of valued health and medical experts, who will discuss the health workforce and the safe environment, human resources in the health sector, trends and dynamics of the health and labour market, patient safety, risk and performance management.

The two-day workshops designed for medical specialists will also be a free-to-attend affair. The sessions are accredited by the Oman Specialty Board (OMSB).

The organisers will also offer free medical consultations with specialists from some of the biggest clinics, hospitals and healthcare providers in Germany, Iran, India, UAE, Thailand, Malaysia and Turkey.

Ahmed Sayed, exhibition director at Oman Health Exhibition and Conference, said, “We are working closely with the Ministry of Health in order to provide proper and relevant information about health and medical issues in Oman that are aligned with the government’s initiatives and long-term plan.”

“We are continuously finding ways to enhance our platform such that our exhibitors, stakeholders, and visitors are assured of a worthwhile return on investment by ensuring proper representation of all the key sectors within the health and medical industry and offer a new and diversified range of products, services and technologies. We also want to help encourage new investments into Oman’s health resources and current projects,” he added.

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