All is now set for the 11th edition of Medic West Africa, the biggest healthcare exhibition and conference organized by Informa Markets, a global leader in event management. The much anticipated will take place from April 17th to 19th, 2024, at the prestigious Landmark Event Centre in Lagos, Nigeria. Over 6,000 healthcare professionals are expected to converge to discuss the progress and innovation within West Africa's healthcare landscape.
This year's event is dedicated to harnessing the collective expertise of the healthcare community to address the region's dynamic needs. As the African healthcare sector undergoes rapid transformation spurred by the fourth industrial revolution and technological advancements, Medic West Africa 2024 emerges as a pivotal platform for knowledge dissemination and collaborative ideation, poised to drive impactful change across the region.
“Medic West Africa has established itself as the premier platform for industry stakeholders to connect, collaborate, and drive innovation in healthcare across West Africa,” says Tom Coleman, Senior Exhibition Director of Medic West Africa. “We are committed to fostering an environment where attendees can explore the latest advancements, share best practices, and forge partnerships that will ultimately improve patient care in the region. By bringing together a diverse range of healthcare professionals, including leading manufacturers, distributors, government officials, and clinicians, we can create a synergy that accelerates the development and implementation of solutions that address the specific needs of West Africa's healthcare systems.”
Special representatives confirmed to be in attendance during the 3-day event will include H.E Abdulrasaq Abdulrahman, Governor of Kwara State; H.E Josephine Chundung, Deputy Governor of Plateau State; Dr Salma Ibrahim Anas, Special Adviser to the President on Health; Dr. Amina
El-Imam, Commissioner of Health, Kwara State; Barrister Jola Akintola, Commissioner of Health, Osun State; Dr. Bodiya Buma, Commissioner of Health, Taraba State; Dr.Habu Dahiru, Commissioner of Health, Gombe State; Dr. Ibrahim Dangana, Commissioner of Health, Niger State; Professor Baba Mallam Gana, Commissioner of Health, Borno State; Dr. Asabe Balarebe, Commissioner of Health, Sokoto State; Dr. Oluwaserinmi Adewumi Ajetunmobi, Commissioner of Health, Oyo State; Dr. Muhammad Kainuwa, Commissioner of Health, Jigawa State; Dr. Abubakar Labaran Yusuf, Commissioner of Health, Kano State; and Dr Felix Bilishan Tangwamia, Commissioner of Health, Adamawa State.
Medic West Africa 2024 will serve as a critical platform for collaboration and knowledge sharing. The exhibition floor will be a vibrant hub showcasing the latest advancements transforming healthcare delivery. Attendees can explore a wide range of groundbreaking products and technologies, including state-of-the-art medical equipment and devices, innovative pharmaceuticals, and cutting-edge digital health solutions.
The event will host a wide range of companies across eight product categories: Medical Equipment & Devices, Disposables & Consumer Goods, Orthopaedics & Physiotherapy, Imaging & Diagnostics, Healthcare & General Services, IT Systems & solutions, Healthcare Infrastructure & Assets, and Wellness & Prevention.
The 2024 edition will also feature a comprehensive conference program designed to equip attendees with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the ever-changing healthcare landscape. Thought leaders will present during sessions, workshops, and panel discussions, addressing key trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of healthcare in Africa.
Medic West Africa 2024 transcends a simple trade event; it represents a pivotal moment for healthcare professionals across the region. By uniting under one roof, attendees have the opportunity to share knowledge, collaborate on solutions, and shape the future of healthcare in the region. Medic West Africa 2024 will serve as a catalyst for progress, fostering an environment where collaboration leads to tangible improvements in patient care and healthcare delivery across West Africa.
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