June 10, 2025 – Hall 35 of the Iran Health Exhibition 2025 has emerged as a pivotal hub for business dialogue and technology exchange in the healthcare sector, bringing together representatives from domestic and international companies to foster collaboration and share expertise.

At the midpoint of the Iran Health Exhibition, held from June 8 to 11, B2B meetings in Hall 35 have become the driving force for international engagement in healthcare. Representatives from neighboring and European countries have participated to explore the achievements of Iran’s health industry and assess new opportunities for cooperation and the export of Iranian products.

Foreign trade delegations, including some visiting such an event in Iran for the first time, expressed admiration for the exhibition’s organization and the technological progress in medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, health technology, and healthcare services. Many noted that they had not anticipated such a high level of advancement in these fields within Iran.

A member of the Indian business delegation highlighted that their understanding of Iran’s capabilities had been limited before attending, but after witnessing the country’s developments, they are now considering more serious partnerships. Delegations from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan also explored importing Iranian products to strengthen their healthcare systems.

Iranian companies described these meetings as a unique opportunity to expand export markets, identify new business partners, initiate joint research and development projects, and receive specialized feedback from international markets.

The event’s management structure ensured that technical and operational discussions led to concrete, actionable outcomes. Key achievements included the exchange of business cards, initial agreements for reciprocal visits, product demonstrations, and negotiations for agency or technology transfer.

The positive and synergistic atmosphere highlighted the determination of all parties to deepen economic and scientific ties in healthcare. International guests expressed hope that these interactions would not only enhance bilateral cooperation but also help position Iran as a regional hub for health production and technology in the global value chain.