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Mideast Health Conference to Open Next Month
DUBAI - The two-day Middle East Healthcare Conference will open in Dubai on November 3, according to MEED, the business intelligence expert in the Middle East.
The conference will explore the key issues and challenges facing the sector and highlight where opportunities exist for investors, developers, and operators by showcasing the latest new projects and developments in the healthcare market.
Supported by the Dubai Health Authority, the conference will last until November 4. By 2025, the healthcare industry in the Middle East is predicted to be worth $60 billion thanks to the growing demand for services and facilities, MEED says.
The huge influx of workers to the region means that demand for hospital beds is expected to double by 2025 with almost $10 billion being invested in hospital building projects to meet the requirement for up-to-date healthcare provision in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman and across the UAE.
The conference is being held at a time of unprecedented growth, change and innovation in the sector. With the introduction of compulsory insurance and significant changes taking place at the Dubai Health Authority, interest in the industry is stronger than ever.
dhanusha@khaleejtimes.com
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