Arab Health 2025: Discover AI, telemedicine, and robotics transforming healthcare

Arab Health, one of the largest healthcare exhibitions in the Middle East, will return to Dubai in 2025, providing a dynamic platform for healthcare professionals, innovators, and technology leaders to explore the latest advancements in the healthcare industry. As digital transformation continues to accelerate globally, Arab Health 2025 will highlight how cutting-edge technologies are reshaping the healthcare landscape in the Middle East, particularly in countries like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar. With a focus on innovation, the event will offer insights into how digital tools such as artificial intelligence (AI), telemedicine, and robotics are enhancing patient care and transforming healthcare systems across the region.

The Middle East has experienced a rapid shift toward digital healthcare in recent years, driven by the global pandemic and ambitious national strategies such as UAE Vision 2021 and Saudi Vision 2030. These strategies have prioritized the adoption of smart healthcare systems, AI, and data-driven decision-making to improve patient outcomes and optimize operational efficiency. Arab Health 2025 will reflect on this digital evolution, showcasing how these innovations are being integrated into the region’s healthcare infrastructure to meet the demands of a growing and aging population.

Generative AI is one such technology making waves in healthcare. Veneeth Purushotaman, Group CIO at Aster DM Healthcare explained to CIO Middle East that “Gen AI is one of those sets of tools and solutions that come together to deliver significant outcomes, particularly in enhancing the patient experience. The most obvious difference in healthcare is that anything technology does to enhance patient experience or touch a patient’s life is far more impactful than in other industries. This is why technology like GenAI has four times the value in healthcare compared to other sectors. It’s about saving lives, improving recovery, and making lives better, which makes it truly special.”