East Africa’s premier healthcare and medical laboratory event, Medic East Africa, is set to take place at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi, Kenya, from September 4-6, 2024. Co-located with Medlab East Africa, the three-day event will gather leading regional and international professionals to discuss pressing topics within primary healthcare, healthcare financing, and leadership.
Over 250 exhibitors and 8,000 professionals from more than 30 countries are expected to attend this second edition of the event. It offers distinct opportunities for networking, live product demonstrations, and building lasting relationships. Attendees can look forward to engaging panel discussions, networking opportunities, and insights into the latest innovations in medical laboratories, imaging, and diagnostics to address the daily challenges faced by healthcare workers.
Reflecting on last year’s conference, Harun Aseka, sales manager for Crown Healthcare, stated, “I met great clients whom I believe will play a pivotal role in the transformation of the healthcare system.” This year’s event aims to continue fostering such transformative connections and advancements in the healthcare sector.
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