The 19th MedExpo Kyrgyzstan 2025 has opened in Bishkek, featuring over 50 companies from 11 countries. The event serves as a key platform for medical advancements, presenting cutting-edge solutions in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and medical technology. The exhibition runs until April 3.
Bishkek has welcomed the 19th edition of MedExpo Kyrgyzstan 2025, an international specialized healthcare exhibition bringing together more than 50 companies from 11 countries.
Participants from Belarus, Italy, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Poland, Russia, Turkiye, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, and Japan reaffirm the event’s status as Kyrgyzstan’s premier medical industry gathering.
The opening ceremony saw attendance from officials of the Kyrgyz Ministry of Health, Bishkek City Hall, Kyrgyzpharmacy, and the Department of Medicines and Medical Products, highlighting the exhibition’s importance as a hub for industry growth and collaboration.
Exhibitors are showcasing a broad spectrum of innovative medical solutions, covering aesthetic medicine, laboratory diagnostics, emergency response and transport, medical furniture and equipment, pharmaceuticals, and drug development.
A diverse business program includes lectures, masterclasses, and panel discussions on topics such as healthcare digitalization, artificial intelligence in medicine, personalized treatment approaches, and medical tourism. Industry leaders and experts are set to share insights on the future of healthcare.
The exhibition will remain open until April 3, providing a valuable platform for networking and knowledge exchange among medical professionals and businesses.
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