GITEX Global, known for hosting the world’s largest tech event in Dubai, is set to launch the GITEX Digi Health 5.0 conference. The event will be held in partnership with Medical Fair Asia 2024, which takes place at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore from 11-12 September. The conference will focus on the convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital health, featuring international speakers from the government, industry and academia. The event aims to drive innovation in Southeast Asia’s growing digital health market, which is projected to reach $99.57 billion by 2029. Gernot Ringling, managing director of Messe Düsseldorf Asia, described the partnership as a “complementary” alliance, leveraging Meidcal Fair Asia’s regional influence and GITEX’s global expertise. Key speakers will include Sutowo Wong, director of data analytics at the Ministry of Health Singapore and Dr. Ossama ElHassan, head of E-Health at the Dubai Health Authority. Attendees will explore AI diagnostics, telemedicine and the role of emerging technologies like blockchain and Web3 in transforming healthcare. Trixie LohMirmand, CEO of KAOUN International, highlighted the event’s potential impact, noting that GITEX DIGI_HEALTH 5.0 will rally the region’s healthcare community to “leverage deeptech” in the face of rapid digital industry changes. This strategic expansion into Asia underscores GITEX’s ambition to establish itself as a key connector in the Asian tech ecosystem, with plans for further growth at GITEX ASIA in April 2025. The event promises to be a crucial platform for advancing digital health innovation across the region and beyond.
GITEX Global to launch Digi Health 5.0 at Medical Fair Asia
Tech giants unite for healthcare AI. GITEX Global partners with Medical Fair Asia this September in Singapore. The conference targets Southeast Asia's digital health market, projected to reach $99.57 billion by 2029. Leaders will explore AI diagnostics, telemedicine, and blockchain innovations.
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