Kenya hosted the 23rd Med Expo Africa, an international trade exhibition on medical and health care aiming to shape the future of medicine through the latest innovations, cutting edge technologies and exciting discoveries.
The exhibition which started on Wednesday 21st will run until Friday 23rd June brings together exhibitors, stakeholders and medical practitioners in the medical field across the globe.
Speaking during the official opening of the exhibition in Nairobi, Kenya Medical Association Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Brenda Obondo said that this trade fair serves as a catalyst for progress in the healthcare sector as it brings stakeholders in various areas.
The CEO added that medical health care products and equipment showcased represent the cutting-edge technology and solutions that are revolutionary in the way we deliver health care by providing affordable and quality services.
“As health professionals it is our responsibility to come up with new development and embrace transformative approaches that improve patients’ health as well as enhance efficiency in the health care sector,” voiced Obondo.
Dr. Obondo said that the trade fair presents an opportunity to network, collaborate and exchange knowledge, as Kenya is fortunate enough to gather some of the brightest minds and industrious leaders under one roof.
“I encourage you to actively engage in the Expo by sharing your experiences and having partnership that will share the future of Kenya and the world,” the CEO echoed.
She urged all present at the fair to embark on the ultimate goal of embracing the wellbeing of patients through continuous learning, collaboration and innovation by ensuring every individual receives the best possible healthcare.
Obondo reiterated that the exhibitor’s presence shows commitment to advance healthcare in our country urging all to make the most of this trade fair, explore exhibitions and engage in discussions as well as take advantage of the networking opportunities.
“Let us embrace the potential of medical health care products and equipment to shape the future of a bright future,” said Obondo.
By Phinta Amondi and Lucy Gitei
