From January 29th to February 1st, the 2024 Arab International Medical Equipment Exhibition (Arab Health) opened grandly at the Dubai International Exhibition Center in the United Arab Emirates.

Arab Health is the leading exhibition in the Middle East and North Africa. With the scale of the exhibition, the number of exhibitors and visitors increasing year by year, it enjoys a high reputation among hospitals in Arab countries in the Middle East. It is also one of the world's largest and most professional comprehensive medical device exhibitions. 

Amoul® , with more than 20 years of innovative achievements, was unveiled at booths S2.F55 and OS.B31, bringing cutting-edge medical technology, revolutionary innovation concepts and industry experts to the annual "collision" stage. Comprehensive display of visual comprehensive solutions for critical and critical illness, as always, attracting many new and old customers to stop for consultation and discuss cooperation.

The cardiopulmonary resuscitation machine E series, ventilator T series, defibrillator i series, video laryngoscope and other products unveiled this time directly face clinical pain points and closely follow the needs of patients. They have become star exhibits with their excellent quality and comprehensive solutions.

At the same time, Amoul® new high-end ventilator VK600 was launched, equipped with powerful dual screens and AI-powered breathing experience. At the scene, companies displayed their latest products and technologies, and their rich product lines provided a platform for people in the medical industry from all over the world to communicate, display and share with each other.

In recent years, China has proposed the "One Belt, One Road" initiative, and the United Arab Emirates has become an important partner. Amoul® embraces the world with technology and continues to delve into overseas markets. While focusing on product quality and high-precision automated production, we provide quality services to customers around the world. It has footprints in more than 100 countries and regions, is widely used in hospitals around the world, and serves more than 25,000+ users.