The 23rd Health Asia Exhibition has concluded successfully, with organisers reporting $115 million worth of memorandums of understanding (MoUs) and business agreements signed during the three-day event.
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Federal Minister for National Health Services, Regulations and Coordination Syed Mustafa Kamal congratulated organiser Farhan Anis and his team on the successful completion of the exhibition.
Speaking to the media, the minister said the event attracted significant participation from both local and international stakeholders and resulted in major business deals in Pakistan’s healthcare sector.
According to the minister, more than 55,000 people participated in the exhibition, which brought together healthcare companies, professionals, investors and representatives from 29 countries.
The exhibition featured more than 600 booths, showcasing healthcare products, medical technologies, services and other industry solutions.
The strong international participation provided an opportunity for Pakistani businesses to establish new connections and explore potential partnerships in global healthcare markets.
Syed Mustafa Kamal also highlighted the recently held Pakistan-China Healthcare B2B Conference, saying it generated $663 million in agreements and nearly $1.2 billion in MoUs.
He described the agreements and MoUs as an important development for Pakistan’s healthcare industry, particularly in terms of expanding international trade and attracting investment.
The minister said such initiatives can help Pakistani companies connect with international markets while encouraging greater cooperation in healthcare, medical technology and related industries.
