According to the Medical Engineering News Agency (Mopena), the closing press conference of IRANMED 2026 was held on the afternoon of November 10, 2026 (19 Aban 1405), at the Association of Iranian Medical Equipment Manufacturers. The event was attended by representatives of the three organizations comprising the exhibition’s Policy Council: the Iranian Association of Medical, Dental and Laboratory Equipment Manufacturers and Pharmaceutical Supplies; the Iranian Medical Equipment Merchants Union; and the Iranian Association of Medical Engineering Companies, along with members of the media.
IRANMED 2026 Welcomes 25,370 Visitors
Speaking at the press conference, Saeed Ghaderi, Executive Organizer of IRANMED 2026, presented statistics on exhibitors and visitors, stating: “This year, we hosted 220 booths representing 250 manufacturing and supply companies, which showcased their products and services under 400 brands.”
He added that IRANMED2026 welcomed a total of 25,370 visitors, reflecting growth compared with previous editions.
Referring to the exhibition’s specialized side events, Ghaderi noted that, alongside the exhibition itself, several expert panels, scientific workshops and other programs were held, demonstrating part of IRANMED’s potential for professional networking and the development of the healthcare industry.
Emphasizing that the exhibition’s achievements cannot be fully assessed in the first few days after its conclusion, the executive organizer explained that its actual results would become clear through the partnerships and business relationships established in the coming months.
“As an example, we have recently received a call from Iraq requesting that a delegation be arranged to visit private hospitals in the Kurdistan Region. In this regard, we are prepared to lay the groundwork for establishing a collaborative showroom to showcase and promote Iranian medical equipment in Iraqi Kurdistan,” he said.
Ghaderi also highlighted the international dimension of this year’s exhibition, stating that representatives from 16 countries attended the international section. These included commercial attachés and delegations that visited the exhibition specifically to explore purchasing opportunities and potential areas of cooperation.
Concluding his remarks, Ghaderi pointed to the challenges facing the healthcare industry and the preparations for the next edition of the exhibition. He stressed that the coming year would not be an easy one for the sector, adding that industry stakeholders must work together through solidarity and cooperation to overcome the challenges ahead.
