Hospital Build Exhibition and Congress has gone global
Article written by Informa Exhibitions, Life Sciences
robust growth driven by rising demand, an ageing population, increase burden of disease and replacement of antiquated healthcare systems. This brings immense potential for all aspects of medical provisioning, including the design and construction of new facilities, supply of medical suites, furniture and equipment and the provision of vital support such as facilities management, security and technical services.
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Hospital Build is a global event and takes place in Singapore, the United Arab Emirates, China and Germany. Each event brings together senior managers and commissioners of healthcare facilities to meet and do business with investors, planners, builders, contractors, architects and designers.
HoSpItAL BuILd MIddLE EASt 4-6th
June 2012
Dubai International Exhibition Centre, UAE Hospital Build programmes in the GCC countries are worth US$14 billion and that is set to treble to US$55 billion by 2020. At the moment more than 200 healthcare projects totalling almost 30,000 beds are planned for, or are under construction in the Middle East, opening up huge potential to companies in all areas of hospital build and development to do business. Whether you are seeking to increase your market share of business or gain your first footing the his burgeoning regional market, Hospital Middle East 2012 will help you achieve your goals.
HoSpItAL BuILd ASIA 19-21st
July 2012
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore The health sector in Asia is continuously under development due to the fast growing population and the increasing demand for better healthcare infrastructure. The mix of developed and developing economies makes
he global healthcare market is a $2.1 trillion industry with many regional markets across the globe experiencing
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