On April 28, 2025, details emerged about the Iran Health 2025 Exhibition, poised to position Iran as a key player in the regional health industry through significant international participation. The event will host trade delegations from countries including China, Russia, India, Turkey, the UAE, and the Czech Republic, featuring specialized B2B meetings and technology transfer negotiations to enhance health diplomacy and medical equipment exports.

Focused efforts on health technology diplomacy and export potential, supported by initiatives like the Eurasia Health Export Working Group, visa facilitation, and incentives for innovative companies, have driven increased global participation. Support from entities such as the Trade Promotion Organization and the Vice Presidency for Science and Technology has been instrumental.

Targeted B2B sessions with delegations from Russia, Indonesia, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, and Afghanistan aim at technology transfer, equipment exports, and establishing regional supply chains, with several memoranda of understanding nearing finalization for joint production and market support. The presence of technologically advanced nations like the Czech Republic elevates the event’s technical level, fostering benchmarking and discussions for joint R&D projects and international innovation hubs.

Collaboration with Emirati companies focuses on accessing markets in the Gulf, Africa, and South Asia through export channels, joint production investments, and leveraging UAE free zones for distribution. Investment sessions will also showcase opportunities in advanced equipment, digital health, and regional supply chains to attract partnerships with Chinese, Indian, and Turkish firms under win-win models.

To encourage international attendees, facilities include official invitations, visa support, optimal booth placements, translation services, and tailored B2B meetings. Additional support, backed by the Vice Presidency for Science and Technology, covers airport-to-airport travel costs for foreign delegations and includes tours of scientific and industrial centers.

Organizers anticipate that this robust international presence will not only boost exports and technology transfer but also establish shared value chains, strengthening Iran’s standing in the regional health market. With sustained policies, global collaboration is expected to grow in the coming years.