RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA, August 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ --
• Saudi Arabia’s digital health market is projected to reach USD 11.07 billion by 2033, reflecting growing investment in AI-enabled healthcare and connected care.
• More than 120 international speakers to
• 2,200+ exhibiting brands from 46 countries, including leading global digital health companies, to showcase solutions improving healthcare delivery.
• Global Health Exhibition supports Saudi Arabia’s Health Sector Transformation Programme under Vision 2030 by connecting healthcare leaders, innovators and policymakers.
As healthcare systems worldwide move from AI experimentation to implementation at scale, Saudi Arabia is accelerating the deployment of digital health technologies across its healthcare system through Vision 2030. Reflecting this shift, Global Health Exhibition (GHE), 26-29 October 2026, will bring together healthcare leaders, policymakers, innovators and technology providers to explore how AI and digital health are improving patient outcomes and strengthening healthcare delivery.
With Saudi Arabia’s digital health market projected to reach USD 11.07 billion by 2033, investment is increasingly focused on deploying AI across clinical workflows, diagnostics, hospital operations and patient engagement. Global Health Exhibition responds by connecting healthcare providers with the technologies, expertise and partnerships driving this next phase of healthcare transformation.
More than 2,200 exhibiting brands from 46 countries will showcase technologies supporting AI-powered diagnostics, connected care, hospital operations, healthcare data management and clinical decision support. Confirmed digital health exhibitors include Oracle, Dexcom, Health Insights, InterSystems, Adaptive TechSoft, ECcaretech, Wolters Kluwer and Health Connections for Information Technology demonstrating the growing role of global technology providers in delivering scalable, integrated healthcare solutions.
Dr. Fouziyah AlJarallah, CEO, Hayat National Hospital, said:
“Digital transformation is changing how healthcare is delivered, improving patient outcomes, enhancing clinical decision-making and creating more connected healthcare services. As a Foundation Partner of Global Health Exhibition, we are proud to support a platform that brings together healthcare leaders, innovators and policymakers to collaborate, exchange knowledge and advance healthcare across Saudi Arabia.”
Complementing the exhibition the Digital Health Forum will feature more than 120 international experts discussing AI implementation, interoperability, connected care, digital infrastructure, healthcare financing and data governance, including:
• Professor Shafi Ahmed, Consultant Surgeon, Barts Health NHS Trust and internationally recognised digital health pioneer.
• Dr Arwa Alameen, Director General of Statistics and Information, Ministry of Health Saudi Arabia.
• Professor Dr Ged Byrne, Director of Global Health, NHS England.
• Christopher Rockenbach, Managing Director International and Commercial, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust.
• Dr Adham R Ismail Abdel-Moneim, Director of Programme Management, World Health Organization Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean.
Professor Shafi Ahmed, Consultant Surgeon, Barts Health NHS Trust, said:
“Digital health is transforming healthcare by improving access to care, supporting clinicians and delivering better outcomes for patients. Global Health Exhibition brings together the people turning innovation into practical action, creating opportunities to exchange knowledge, build partnerships and accelerate the responsible adoption of new technologies. I look forward to sharing how AI, immersive learning and digital innovation can help strengthen healthcare systems around the world.”
New for 2026, the programme introduces interactive formats designed to accelerate the adoption of digital health innovation. The Digital Health Shark Tank will see start-ups pitch live to healthcare and technology leaders, while HealthTech Live will showcase real-world product demonstrations and clinical applications. Health Scaleup will spotlight high-growth companies across AI, cybersecurity, health information systems and mental health, alongside sessions exploring wearables, robotics, automation, agentic AI, ambient intelligence and smart hospitals reflecting healthcare’s shift towards practical, deployable technologies.
Rachel Sturgess, Executive Vice President, Tahaluf, said:
“The pace of digital health innovation continues to accelerate, but technology alone doesn't transform healthcare. Progress happens when ideas are shared, partnerships are formed and solutions are put into practice. Global Health Exhibition exists to help make that happen, creating lasting impact for healthcare in Saudi Arabia and across the world.”
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