Dubai, UAE- January 2025: Arab Health 2025, the Middle East’s most influential healthcare event and congress, has announced the launch of four new conferences, forming part of the Arab Health Congress 2025, namely EmpowHer: Women in Healthcare, Digital Health & AI, and Healthcare Investment Summit, underscoring Arab Health’s commitment to innovation, sustainability and inclusivity within the healthcare sector.

The EmpowHer Forum, taking place on 28 January at the Dubai World Trade Centre, will explore key themes such as women’s leadership in AI & Digital Health transformation, sustainable healthcare and ESG initiatives, and the growth of female entrepreneurship in the sector while showcasing inspiring examples of women thriving in healthcare.

According to McKinsey’s Women in the Workplace 2024 report, women’s representation has increased at every level of corporate management. However, parity is almost 50 years away, underscoring the need for investment in women’s leadership development.

Confirmed participants at the forum include H.E Mubaraka Mubarak Ibrahim – UAE; Dr Salome Maswime – South Africa; Noha Hachach- Lebanon, Franciscka Lucien – USA; Dr Tarang Gianchandani – India, amongst others.

Cynthia Makarutse, Conference Director, Informa Markets, commented: “This year’s emphasis on diversity is a testament to Arab Health’s dedication to amplifying women’s voices in the industry. Women are championing advancements in patient care, fostering inclusive workplaces, and driving innovative solutions across the sector from senior leadership roles. EmpowHer celebrates these achievements and creates opportunities for collaboration, mentorship, and leadership development.”

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Also taking place on 28 January, the Healthcare Investment Summit will bring together investors, strategists, and policymakers under the theme Investing in Impact: Redefining healthcare through innovation and collaboration. The forum will explore global investment trends, public-private partnerships, and the potential of MedTech advancements transforming the healthcare landscape.

Key speakers include Dr. Mussaad M. Al Razouki of Deerfield Management, Seema Kumar, CEO of New York-based The Cure, and Dr. Mohamed Adel Ghanem, Head of Healthcare, the Qatar Investment Authority. Attendees will gain insights into high-impact investment opportunities and strategies for navigating emerging markets.

As part of the Digital Health & AI Forum, taking place on 27 January, the focus will centre on the transformative role of technology in healthcare under the theme Connected Health Solutions: Unlocking AI and Digital Health Potential. The forum will explore how AI and digital technologies can enhance patient care, streamline healthcare delivery, and overcome regulatory barriers.

Discussions will cover cutting-edge topics like integrating AI into smart healthcare systems, precision medicine, and the ethical implications of emerging digital health solutions. One of the opening keynote addresses will be delivered by Dr David Rhew, Global Chief Medical Officer & VP of Healthcare at Microsoft, who will discuss transformative AI in healthcare.

Rounding out the new conferences is the CME-accredited Healthcare Leadership: Samson Global Leadership Academy, also taking place on 27 January. Led by James Stoller, MD, MS, Chairman of the Cleveland Clinic Education Institute, the conference will examine leadership competencies, teamwork and teambuilding in health organisational culture and strategy, leading change, and managing conflict in healthcare.

For more information or to register for the event, please visit www.arabhealthonline.com.