Iranian Knowledge-Based Firms to Participate in UZMEDEXPO 2025
The exhibition will focus on medical equipment, instrumentation, and diagnostics like ultrasound equipment, endoscopic equipment, and accessories; laboratory medicine, such as test systems, reagents. stabilizers; dentistry and dental equipment and instruments including oral hygiene products; ophthalmology equipment and apparatus for ophthalmologist’s consulting rooms; pharmaceutics and medical drugs; medical services and insurance design, complex equipment of hospitals; orthopedic and rehabilitation, artificial limbs, corsets, dressings, rehabilitation equipment and devices; as well as beauty and health decorative and professional cosmetics like aesthetic medicine, plastic surgery, and devices for correction of a figure.
The fair serves as an important platform for companies in the fields of medicine, pharmacy, and health services to present their latest products, services, and innovations.
A particular focus of the fair is on medical technology, medical equipment, and pharmaceuticals. These range from state-of-the-art medical devices and instruments to pharmaceuticals and services in dentistry. It is thus an important meeting point for professionals from various areas of the healthcare sector. Numerous international exhibitors take advantage of the fair to present their latest products and services to a broad professional audience and thus open up new business areas.
On the sidelines of the event, extensive programs including technical lectures, workshops, and discussion rounds on current topics and challenges in the healthcare sector will be held.
Iranian Vice-President for Science, Technology, and Knowledge-Based Economy Hossein Afshin announced in June that Tehran exports home-made medical equipment to 60 countries of the world.
Afshin made the remarks, addressing the opening ceremony of the International Exhibition of Medical, Dental, Pharmaceutical and Laboratory Equipment (Iran Health 2025) held in Tehran on June 8-10.
He noted that it is an honor that the Iranian manufacturers are collaborating with Iran's skilled community of medical experts, adding any industry lacking innovation and cutting-edge technology will gradually be removed from competition.
Stressing the export potential of Iran-made medical equipment, Afshin said if a product can meet domestic consumption standards, it can certainly be exported to other countries.
Referring to supportive plans for promoting innovation in medical equipment, he said, “This year, we have two special initiatives to strengthen the link between R&D and the medical equipment sector.”
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