14 February, 2024
Dubai, UAE. In a grand display of healthcare innovation and collaboration, CBS - Health Costing Experts once again took center stage at the Arab Health 2024 exhibition held at the Dubai World Trade Centre. This annual event attracted visitors from 180 countries including 110,000 professionals and 3,450 exhibitors, solidifying its position as one of the largest gatherings in the healthcare industry.
Representing CBS, Ross Wilson and Gilbert Haddad were at the forefront of the action at the New Zealand pavilion, showcasing the company's cutting-edge technologies and solutions designed to measure hospital efficiency. The duo's presence at the exhibition underlined CBS's commitment to contributing to the advancement of global healthcare.
One significant encounter took place between Ross, Gilbert and Mark Capill from Orion Health, another prominent New Zealand company making strides in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. The meeting aimed to explore potential synergies between CBS and Orion Health, paving the way for collaborative efforts to enhance healthcare services and technology.
In addition to fostering connections with industry peers, Ross and Gilbert had the honor of hosting the New Zealand Ambassador to the UAE, Dr. Richard Kay, at the CBS stand. The discussions held with Dr. Kay revolved around strengthening bilateral relations and exploring avenues for increased cooperation between New Zealand and the UAE in the healthcare sector.
Furthermore, the CBS representatives engaged in talks with Marwan Chbaklo, the Chief Financial Officer at MEDIN, a notable player in the healthcare landscape. These discussions touched upon potential partnerships and collaborations contributing to greater costing efficiency and performance of healthcare in the region.
As the annual Arab Health exhibition continues to be a global hub for healthcare professionals and industry leaders, CBS remains at the forefront of driving advancements and fostering partnerships that have the potential to shape the future of healthcare in the MENA region and beyond.
