At the conclusion of its participation in the activities of the fourth edition of the African Health ExCon 2025...
Egypt healthcare Authority: Widespread turnout of VIP visitors and African brothers at the Authority's smart pavilion at the Africa Health ExCon 2025 exhibition and conference
Head of the Healthcare Authority: Africa Health ExCon is a strategic platform to market the Egyptian model and transfer our pioneering experience in health reform and comprehensive coverage to our brothers in Africa and the region
Head of the Egypt Healthcare Authority: The interactive pavilion embodies the Authority's vision of anticipating the future of healthcare through artificial intelligence and extended reality
Head of the Healthcare Authority: Smart collaborations reflect the trend towards digitizing health and sustainability. We believe that technology localization and smart digital transformation are the foundation for achieving health equity
Head of the Egypt Healthcare Authority: We appreciate the support of our partners. The growing confidence in the Authority's experience is the result of our national, regional, and international partnership and our successes on the ground
Care Authority leaders participate in high-level scientific sessions within Africa Health ExCon 2025. Chairman of the Authority: Our participation embodies our effective contribution to presenting advanced national experiences and shaping the future of smart health care
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The Egypt HealthCare Authority revealed a wide turnout of VIP visitors and African brothers to its smart pavilion participating in the fourth edition of the Africa Health ExCon 2025 exhibition and conference.
Dr. Ahmed El-Sobky, Chairman of the General Authority for Health Care and General Supervisor of the Comprehensive Health Insurance Project, stressed that the Authority's participation this year came under the umbrella of the exhibition's slogan: "Innovation and Independence: Harnessing Artificial Intelligence and Local Manufacturing to Strengthen African Health Systems." The Authority's pavilion embodied an innovative technological experience that simulates the future of health care through an interactive display of the latest applications of artificial intelligence, extended reality, and smart digital transformation applied within the Authority's facilities in comprehensive health insurance governorates. Reflecting the Authority's commitment to localizing technology and achieving sustainability and health justice goals in Egypt.
Officials of a number of major companies expressed their pride in partnering with the Authority, including
Mr. Fayez Al-Harbi, CEO of Salat Company: "We feel very proud to be a strategic partner of the General Authority for Healthcare. The close relationship with the Authority represents a fundamental pillar of our efforts to support the digital transformation of the Egyptian healthcare sector. This partnership has resulted in tangible achievements that serve the vision of a better health future for Egyptians. The continuation of the partnership for the second year in a row reflects mutual trust and a shared vision for developing the health system."
Mr. Ahmed Emad Al Hamlawi, CEO of Klima: "Klima embodies a clear vision for innovation in healthcare, and we are pleased that our partnership with the General Authority for Healthcare is a model of fruitful cooperation. We value this strong relationship and always strive to provide innovative solutions that support the Authority's data-driven decisions and ensure sustainability in the quality of healthcare services
Melensis (MILLENSYS): "At Melensis, we believe that technology is key to improving the quality of healthcare. Through our participation in this important event, we appreciate the achievements made with the General Authority for Healthcare through our strategic partnership, which promotes the applications of health technology and artificial intelligence, in line with the vision of the Authority's management and its ongoing efforts to achieve accomplishments worthy of Egypt's status and in line with our vision for better health for Africa."
Eng. Ahmed Shamaa, Director of Daedalus—Egypt: "We are pleased with Daedalus' participation in Africa Health ExCon 2025 in cooperation with the General Authority for Healthcare. We consider the comprehensive health insurance project in Egypt one of our top priorities in the Arab region and Africa, and we are proud to provide mechanization solutions and technology that support this giant national project."
Laboratory Laboratories: "This partnership embodies the shared vision towards developing an integrated health system, based on quality and innovation, and expanding access to reliable services throughout the Republic, noting that these partnerships are the path towards real change."
At the conclusion of his statements, Dr. Ahmed Al-Sabki stressed that the Authority attaches great importance to the Africa Health ExCon exhibition and conference, which has turned into a national platform that highlights the efforts of the Egyptian state in health digital transformation and transferring the pioneering Egyptian experience to our brothers in Africa and the region.
He pointed out that the Authority's participation aims to support knowledge exchange, attract more international expertise and partnerships that accelerate the pace of smart transformation, and contribute to raising the efficiency and quality of health services provided to citizens.
In a related context, the General Authority for Health Care participated in a number of high-level scientific and discussion sessions within the activities of the fourth edition of the "Africa Health ExCon 2025" exhibition and conference, with the participation of an elite group of the authority's leaders, where a number of its executive leaders and specialists managed these discussions or presented advanced national experiences in various health care axes.
The sessions organized or participated in by the Authority addressed strategic topics in the health transformation process, including prevention of chronic diseases, digital transformation and building medical databases, and applications of artificial intelligence in the health sector, in addition to reviewing the experience of establishing the first virtual hospital in Egypt. Sessions were also devoted to highlighting medical tourism as one of the promising areas of health investment and environmental sustainability in health facilities through the "Green Hospitals" initiative, in addition to sessions that discussed reforming health financing systems and other vital topics that contribute to shaping the features of a more efficient and sustainable future for the health care sector in Egypt and the African continent.
It is worth noting that the fourth edition of the Africa Health ExCon exhibition and conference was held under the patronage of His Excellency President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, President of the Republic, during the current month of June, organized by the Egyptian Authority for Unified Purchasing, Medical Supply and Logistics, and the Medical Technology Department, and in cooperation with the African Center for Disease Control (Africa CDC) and the African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD).
This high-level cooperation confirms Egypt's growing position as a leading regional center for medical care in Africa and embodies its role in supporting efforts to develop health systems on the continent by strengthening effective partnerships and exchanging experiences with sister countries.
