Farzana Mansoor
DUBAI (UAE): Forty Pakistani exhibitors actively participated in the 4-day Arab Health Exhibition. Consul General Hussain Muhammad expressed great satisfaction over the substantial representation of Pakistani exhibitors at Arab Health 2024, a premier healthcare exhibition held in Dubai from January 29 and concluded, here Thursday.
He conveyed this delight while visiting the Pakistan Pavilion during the inauguration ceremony. Arab Health serves as a significant platform for addressing lucrative investment opportunities and tackling global healthcare challenges.
Consul General Hussain Muhammad emphasized, “This event offers Pakistani firms the chance to diversify exports, explore new markets, and establish connections with manufacturers worldwide.” Arab Health stands out as one of the largest healthcare exhibitions in the region, boasting over 3,000 exhibitors comprising investors, professionals, and academics from more than 150 countries.
Highlighting the diverse participation, Hussain said that the 40 exhibitors are showcasing pharmaceuticals, surgical products, and hospital textiles, supported by the government through the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP).
He pointed out, “Many sideline events and workshops are also planned during the 4-day event, providing excellent exposure for our firms.” The Pakistan Pavilion, established in collaboration with TDAP, is situated at Zabeel Hall-7 of the Dubai World Trade Center.
