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MEDLAB 2016

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Date/Time
Date(s) - 25/01/2016 - 28/01/2016
All Day

Location
Exhibition Centre,Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Trade

MEDLAB 2016

MEDLAB is a major international laboratory exhibition & congress in the Middle East which forms a part of the world renowned Arab Health. First launched in 2002, MEDLAB is now celebrating its’ 14th year.

As MEDLAB continues to expand with the addition of two new halls, the exhibition covers an area of more than 14,000m2 with 14 international country pavilions. The exhibition now has the capacity to provide an excellent avenue to explore thousands of products, innovative technologies and diagnostic services available on the market. More than 500 leading companies will be exhibiting at MEDLAB 2015 to an audience of more than 25,000 visitors and 5,000 delegates. Held alongside the exhibition, the MEDLAB Congress will host 6 multi-disciplinary conference tracks that will provide CME Credits, unparalleled education and management solutions to help labs excel in today’s competitive market. 5,000 delegates will gather to find out about the latest diagnostics developments at the six conference tracks: laboratory management, microbiology, immunology, hematology, clinical chemistry and molecular diagnosis.

Any U.S. company interested in participating in the fast growing healthcare sector in the Middle East should participate in the premier healthcare event in the region, Arab Health/MEDLAB. The U.S. Commercial Service will be on-hand to provide export counseling for U.S. companies attending this show. Register early for this exciting event since exhibit space sells out quickly.

Contacts:

Kevin Haley, Trade Event Programs
Senior International Trade Specialist
Phone: 202-482-6434
Kevin.Haley@trade.gov

Herbert Burklund, Scherago International

Phone: 201-653-5318
herbb@scherago.com

Dilek Kelly, Dubai
Commerce Specialist
Phone: 971 4 309 4163
Dilek.Kelly@trade.gov

MEDLAB 2016

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