Overview

Medic East Africa is the largest business platform for the healthcare and medical laboratory market in East African. The exhibition takes place from 25 – 27 September 2018 at Visa Oshwal Centre, Nairobi, Kenya and will host over 3,900 attendees and 250+ exhibiting companies.

Exhibit

The success of the 2017 show saw 54% of exhibitors rebook on-site. Along with the year-on-year growth in attendees, the 2018 the exhibition will further expand to allow for more companies to reach the targeted audience of healthcare industry professionals from East Africa.

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Medic East Africa provides an opportunity for you to see the latest healthcare and medical laboraotry technologies, products, equipment and services, as well as the chance to network with more than 3,900 of your industry peers.

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2017 Exhibitor Directory

Medic East Africa exhibitor directory can be used by participants as a tool to identify exhibitors and their product categories of choice.

2018 directory will be available shortly.

2017 Post Show Report

Download the Medic East Africa 2017 Post Show Report. You will find all facts and figures about the 2017 event and a market overview of the healthcare market in East Africa.

Kenya at a Glance

In line with the Kenyan development plan 'Vision 2030', and its healthcare policy, the country aims to transform its economy by maintaining a strong work force and providing equitable, affordable and quality healthcare to the entire country. Kenya’s healthcare market is expected to grow to US$3.5 billion by 2019.