Emitac Healthcare Solutions is actively engaging in digital transformation, seeking international partnerships to drive innovations like smart hospitals and AI-assisted diagnostics, bringing new momentum to healthcare services in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

Malaysia’s biotech market is rapidly advancing, positioning itself at the forefront of cell therapy and exosome technology within ASEAN. Malaysian biotech company ALLCELL (M) SDN BHD will be seeking business opportunities at the Taiwan Healthcare+ Expo, focusing on partnerships in biopharmaceuticals, cell therapy, and exosome therapy, offering highly promising collaboration prospects for Taiwanese companies.

South Africa's push to expand its healthcare industry over the next 3 years has opened doors for potential collaborations with Taiwanese smart healthcare companies. As the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) advances, Africa's healthcare technology market has captured the interest of global investors, positioning South Africa as a critical player in the region. Stiegelmeyer Africa, the largest hospital equipment distributor in South Africa, aims to leverage Taiwan's expertise in smart healthcare technologies to elevate the quality of care in the local market.

Sigmed, a leading name in medical and veterinary equipment from Poland, is setting its sights on Taiwan as it explores new opportunities in the medical and veterinary sectors. With the steady rise in pet ownership in Poland, the demand for quality veterinary products is growing, but local resources are struggling to keep up. Sigmed sees Taiwan as a potential partner in addressing this gap and aims to establish new collaborations during the Taiwan Healthcare+ Expo this December.

The demand for healthcare technologies and products in the Middle Eastern countries has surged, driven by population growth, medical tourism, and government healthcare policies. As Qatar’s leading medical equipment supplier, Aamal Company is visiting Taiwan to seek innovative technology partners, aiming to introduce smart healthcare technologies to Qatar and address local medical resource shortages.

According to Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, the population aged 65 and over in Japan has reached 36.25 million, accounting for 29.3% of the total population. This marks a historic high as the country continues to face rapid aging.
With the development of an aging society, Japan’s demand for orthopedic medical devices has significantly increased, particularly in areas such as artificial joints and bone filling materials.
HOYA, one of Japan's top 10 medical device manufacturers, sees potential in Taiwan's Asian market. The company is actively seeking partnerships in orthopedic medical devices through the Taiwan Healthcare+ Expo in December, aiming to meet market needs through Taiwan-Japan collaboration.

As the healthcare market in the Middle East in continuously expanding, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has emerged as a core market due to high demand and growth potential of healthcare. Al Khayyat Investments (AKI), the UAE’s third-largest healthcare distribution, will be visiting Taiwan in December to participate in the Healthcare+ Expo, seeking collaboration opportunities to introduce Taiwan’s innovative healthcare technologies to the Middle East market.

Taiwanese hospitals have embraced AI to address urgent medical needs such as heart attacks, strokes, and respiratory distress. Advanced AI systems enable medical teams to intervene swiftly, significantly improving patient outcomes and survival rates. In the realm of intensive care medicine, where timely interventions are paramount, AI stands as a beacon of hope. As conditions like stroke, sepsis, and critical ICU cases demand swift action, AI-driven solutions offer early warnings, empowering caregivers to make informed decisions and enhance patient outcomes.

The IBMI 2024 Annual General Meeting commenced on March 4th, with a focus on "Foreseeing Transformative Trends in Medical AI." The Tech Giants Quanta, ASUS, and Gigabyte are leading the charge in foreseeing transformative trends in Medical AI. This year's conference is dedicated to exploring the latest applications of AI in healthcare.

Healthcare+ Expo expands significantly with the inclusion of the technology sector and advancements in artificial intelligence, resulting in a 120% growth of exhibitors’ presence.

Organised by the Department of Medical Affairs, Ministry of Health and Welfare, the Forum 2022" invited healthcare influencers and leaders in Southeast Asia and Taiwan to share their perspectives of what has been developed and adopted based on the said topic.

President Tsai attended the grand opening of the Healthcare+ Expo and spoke about the importance of the Expo, what it meant to the industry, and the government's commitment to strengthening Taiwan's competitiveness together with the industry and academia.

Consisting of over 2000 exhibitors in two massive halls, the main hall showcased the best of Taiwan’s healthcare industry. Here are some notable trends we observed while roaming the aisles.

As one of the main forums of 2022 HealthCare+ Expo Taiwan, the 5th MedTex Summit Asia 2022 brought together leading experts in information technology, telecommunication, biotechnology, medical technology and healthcare services to share their insights and recommendations on the development of smart hospital technology.

There are a number of inspiring digital transformation stories in healthcare in the APAC region. Among them is Taiwan, which as a nation has been an exemplary health system.

This four-day annual event brings together healthcare companies from all over Taiwan and the rest of the world. It is also an opportunity for tech companies not typically associated with healthcare, such as ASUS, Intel, and BenQ, to showcase what they’re doing in medicine and healthcare.

This year the exhibition themes and products were aligned with the three major sectors, namely Medtech, Biotech, and Health Tech.

Increased foreign investment will allow the medical industry to incorporate more advanced technology and management practices, according to a hospital industry official.

The Philippine healthcare industry could benefit from technology transfer following the signing of an agreement between Taiwan’s Institute for Biotechnology and Medicine Industry (IBMI) and hospitals in the Asia-Pacific.