AOJ MEDICAL Attended Arab Health 2023AOJ Medical At the Opening of Arab Health 2023

Update time : 2023-02-01 14:41:34

Arab Health 2023 opened on 30th January at the Dubai World Trade Center, with over 3,000 exhibitors from over 70 countries and over 51,000 visitors.

(Pavilion Photos)

Arab Health is one of the world's largest and most professional comprehensive medical device exhibitions, and the leading exhibition in the Middle East and North Africa region, covering the entire medical industry chain with a scale of over 200,000 square meters.

(In-person Consulting)

AOJ MEDICAL specializes in medical device supply chain services, with a focus on vital signs monitoring. We bring the latest products to the show and kicked off its overseas debut in 2023. We met with old friends at the show to further deepen cooperation opportunities. New customers stopped by the booth to learn more about the features of the products.

Our team welcomes industrialists with high enthusiasm to visit and communicate with us. Booth number: Hall Z4 - Z4.F10

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