01 May 2012

HOSPITAL Build & Infrastructure Middle East is getting bigger than ever to match the growing investment in healthcare infrastructure in the region, with more than 130 exhibitors set to participate in this year’s edition.

This year’s edition, organised by Informa Life Sciences Exhibitions, will take place next month (June 4 to 6) at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre (DICEC) in Dubai, UAE.

Hospital Build & Infrastructure is the fastest-growing, global business-to-business platform dedicated to bringing together investors, commissioners, backers and managers of healthcare-related building projects, according to the organiser.

“As investment in the region’s healthcare infrastructure continues to rise, this event has grown to host this year more than 130 exhibitors on a 5,000-sq m of exhibition space, an estimated 4,500 visitors, as well as more than 600 conference delegates,” said Simon Page, managing director of Life Sciences, Informa Exhibitions.

A highlight of the event will be the Health Management Excellence Congress, which will be chaired by DM Healthcare executive director Dr Sanjiv Malik.

At this year’s event, Deloitte will be presenting a series of free healthcare landscape presentations outlining the challenges in regional healthcare regulation as well as capacity planning for the healthcare projects.

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