Table of contents
Part I: Five decades of Arab Health
Part II: Main features of Arab Health
Part III: Dubai’s pursuit towards healthcare excellence
Part IV: The global healthcare market growth and Dubai’s role
One significant lesson that global economies have learnt from the COVID-19 pandemic is that nations must create diversified and resilient systems. These frameworks were crucial for mitigating the spread of the virus and enabling a swift recovery from financial challenges. The UAE is undoubtedly among the top countries that have successfully bounced back from the pandemic’s repercussions and are proactively doubling down on their commitment to developing a world-class healthcare industry.
A key initiative supporting this effort is Arab Health, the leading healthcare conference in the Middle East. Supported by the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention, Dubai Health Authority, the Abu Dhabi Department of Health, and Dubai Healthcare City Authority, the event took place at the Dubai World Trade Centre and Conrad Dubai from 27–30 January 2025, under the theme ‘Where the world of healthcare meets.’
In celebration of its 50th anniversary, the event highlighted the UAE’s reputation as a leader in healthcare excellence. It provided a valuable platform for global healthcare professionals, industry leaders, and innovators to engage in meaningful discussions about the current challenges and explore the future of healthcare. Attendees were introduced to the latest technologies and innovative research projects that are yet to revolutionise the industry. This event clearly exhibits the UAE’s — particularly Dubai’s — stance on promoting international collaboration, sustainability, and innovation in healthcare.
This e-book presents an extensive discussion of Arab Health, encompassing its noteworthy milestones and overall significance to the international healthcare sector, particularly in Dubai’s bustling business environment.