Iranian Delegations Set to Shine at CPHI & PMEC China and Pharmedi Vietnam: A Hub for Pharmaceutical Innovations!

Iranian Delegations Set to Shine at CPHI & PMEC China and Pharmedi Vietnam: A Hub for Pharmaceutical Innovations!

Iranian knowledge-based companies are gearing up for significant participation in prominent pharmaceutical events in Asia, highlighting their advancements in the pharmaceutical industry. From June 24-26, these companies will showcase their innovations at CPHI & PMEC China 2025 in Shanghai, followed by Pharmedi Vietnam 2025 from September 24-27. These events present a valuable opportunity for networking, collaboration, and exploring new markets.

CPHI & PMEC China 2025 will take place at the Shanghai New International Expo Center and is recognized as one of the most important pharmaceutical exhibitions in Asia. This event attracts over 90,000 visitors and around 3,500 manufacturers, making it a prime gathering for suppliers and buyers from across the pharmaceutical supply chain. Key features of the event include:

  • Sourcing Opportunities: Connect with potential buyers and suppliers.
  • Networking: Build professional relationships with industry leaders.
  • Learning: Attend conferences and workshops to stay updated on industry trends.

The Iranian delegation, supported by the Organization for the Development of International Scientific and Technological Cooperation, will engage in various activities at the exhibition, including:

  • Visiting production lines of leading manufacturers.
  • Holding Business-to-Business (B2B) meetings and conferences.
  • Identifying opportunities for cooperation and joint activities.
  • Exploring the latest technologies in the pharmaceutical sector.

In September, the focus will shift to Pharmedi Vietnam 2025, with Iranian companies setting up their pavilions under the auspices of the vice presidency for science, research, and technology. This leading B2B exhibition showcases the latest innovations and achievements across various medical fields, facilitating:

  • Collaboration: Engage with scientists and experts from around the globe.
  • Knowledge Sharing: Exchange ideas and insights on medical advancements.

At Pharmedi, the exhibition will cover a wide range of sectors, including:

  • Medical equipment and devices
  • Laboratory equipment and supplies
  • Supplements
  • Imaging and diagnostics
  • Physiotherapy and orthopedic equipment
  • Dental equipment
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Beauty products
  • Rehabilitation equipment
  • Hospital facilities and equipment
  • Cleanroom construction

In recent developments, the Iranian Union of Medical Equipment Manufacturers and Exporters reported that Iranian medical equipment exports reach approximately $20 million annually, serving over 60 countries. Notably, more than 70 percent of medical equipment and 100 percent of standard hospital beds are produced domestically. Abdolreza Yaqoubzadeh, head of the union, stated:

“Over 95 percent of specific ICU and CCU beds and more than 85 percent of operating room medical equipment, such as anesthesia machines, are manufactured with cutting-edge technology in the country.”

Yaqoubzadeh emphasized that the country’s demand for medical equipment production reaches between $3 billion to $4 billion annually, with around $1 billion still being imported. The Iranian medical equipment sector comprises over 600 companies, producing approximately 99 percent of the medicines available in the domestic market.

Furthermore, Iranian manufacturers supply more than 10,000 types of medical equipment to both local and international markets at competitive prices compared to foreign products. Iran has established itself as a leader in West Asia for medical equipment production, excelling in both quantity and diversity. Annually, Iranian-made medical devices worth around $50 million are exported to 40 countries, as reported by Ahmad Moslemi, a health ministry official.

Additionally, the official noted that the range of products has expanded fourfold, with a variety of advanced medical devices, including implants, now being manufactured domestically. Recently, Iranian medical centers have added approximately 15,000 new hospital beds, with 90 percent of the equipment being locally produced, according to Moslemi.

As Iranian knowledge-based companies prepare for these vital exhibitions, the focus remains on enhancing collaboration, fostering innovation, and expanding their presence in the global pharmaceutical market.

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