27 - 28 October 2010, Cairo, Egypt.
The Middle East healthcare business is expected to be worth some US$60 billion by 2025 as the need for investment in services and facilities increases.
It is the only region in the world that faces such a rapid increase in demand and this growth is creating new opportunities for construction and consulting companies, financial, banking and private equity sectors, as well as medical equipment suppliers and the pharma sector in particular.
Large tenders continue to come of the Main market, Saudi Arabia, which is now joined by newcomers such as Libya which is attempting to catch up. Focus is concentrating more on Cardio-vascular, diabetes, A and E, long term care and other priority areas where investors and joint venturers can find untapped potential. The Wellness Tourism markets are flourishing particularly in the UAE, Lebanon, Jordan and not least Egypt (the host Country of the Summit and where the ancient concept of holistic wellness was born). Substantial resources and expertise is going into state of the art facilities. Lebanon, one of the smaller markets is also planning for three new Hospitals and upgrading services within the private sector which accounts for 90% of hospital expenditure.
There is a growing need for a Middle East PPP Model to suit pent up demand, and in anticipation, demand for legal, advisory, and other demands will need to be met.
TVM Capital MENA has launched the first of probably what will become a trend of Sharia compliant Healthcare Growth Capital Funds.
Another major growth sector is Hospital Waste Management which will require large investments and latest technologies and will offer new opportunities for specialists.
Cairo promises to provide a unique opportunity to exploit these opportunities in the presence of the key decision-makers from the Public Sector from the whole Region, the buy side private and public sector Hospital Management and the key European and US suppliers of services, equipment, construction and funding.
Who you will meet
Developers, architects, international hospital operators, medical equipment companies, construction companies, project finance, infrastructure finance, institutional investors, financial advisers and banks, technical advisers, law firms, consultancy groups, contractors and concessionaires, partners, analysts, private equity firms, hedge funds, venture capitalists, risk management firms, lawyers, IFI's, officials and government representatives, PPP practitioners, etc.
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