Armenian International Healthcare Expo 2025

From November 27 to 30, 2025, Yerevan will become the central hub for healthcare and related industries across the region. The Armenian capital will host the Armenian International HealthCare Expo 2025—a large-scale event that, through its scope, international presence, and thematic diversity, aims to become one of the leading healthcare platforms in the region.

This year’s Expo promises to exceed all previous benchmarks, offering rich content and high-level professional engagement:
🔹 4 full days of events, conferences, and networking activities
🔹 250+ local and international companies
🔹 70+ speakers – leading professionals from around the world
🔹 Delegations from 52 countries
🔹 20,000+ participants
🔹 1500+ physicians

📌 The Armenian International HealthCare Expo 2025 is not just an exhibition—it is an international platform for collaboration, growth, and innovation. It brings together key players from across the ecosystem: medical institutions and service providers, insurance and financial organizations, leasing and supply chain companies, food producers and distributors, travel service providers, IT and AI solution developers, sports and wellness brands, and health-focused startups.

📍 The Expo will also feature the “Yerevan Pain Days” international medical congress, gathering leading experts from over 52 countries. The program will include:
• Scientific conferences and thematic seminars
• CME-accredited courses
• B2B networking sessions
• Experience exchange formats and new models for professional cooperation

Beyond the core professional content, the event will also feature a wide range of entertainment and wellness-focused activities: raffles, concerts, sporting tournaments, and public health awareness initiatives.

📞 Contacts:
+374 95 948200
+374 41 948200

🌐 www.healthcareexpo.am

🔗 Registration links:
• As a visitor
• As a doctor
• As an exhibitor

📌 Organizer:
Eventure Global LLC

📌 Co-organizers:
• Concern-Energomash CJSC
• National Association for Pain Medicine NGO