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Tradeshows
Massachusetts Office of International Trade & Investment (MOITI)
in collaboration with the
Massachusetts Export Center and MassMedic
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January 25- 28, 2010
Dubai, UAE
Arab Health, the Middle East's leading hospital, medical equipment and services exhibition, and attracts approximately 2,500 exhibitors, from 70 countries, making up 30 country pavilions. In addition, over 50,000 visitors are coming from across the
Middle East to attend the trade show. The visitor group is primarily made up of healthcare professionals, dealers/distributors and senior hospital management.
Whether you are a market leader or new to the industry take advantage by participating at the
Massachusetts Pavilion to present your products and services. This is a wonderful opportunity for your company to penetrate the global medical technology market
By participating in the Massachusetts pavilion you will have access to:
- Dedicated turnkey exhibition space
- Individual name board and directory listings
- Massachusetts branding within the US pavilion
- On-location support by MOITI staff
- Assistance with all logistics and hotel reservations
For more information including pricing, contact:
Diana LaMuraglia
E-Mail: Diana.LaMuraglia@state.ma.us
Massachusetts Office of International Trade & Investment
Tel 617-973-8650 · Fax 617-227-3488 MEDICAL DEVICE MARKET IN THE MIDDLE EAST
International reports estimate the
Middle East ’s healthcare sector is worth US$74 billion, and is growing at a rate of 16% annually.
Just in Dubai, the market is estimated at US$600 million in 2009 and is projected to grow at an average of 6.4%, reaching US$819 million by 2014. Imports to Dubai accound for an estimated 96.6% of the medical device market in value terms and growth is expected to remain strong over the forecast period.
The Jordanian market is approximately US$75 million, with 22% of ’s medical devices imported from the . Jordan is striving to become a medical hub for the Middle East, attracting patients from many parts of the Arab world who come for its high-quality care at reasonable rates.
Healthcare spending alone in the Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates) is forecast to reach $60 billion annually by 2025.
Egypt's highly competitive medical market is estimated at US$255 million, with an annual growth rate of 10%.
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