Medical

Turkey’s annual healthcare spending in 2009 was USD 38 billion

July 2013

expoMED Eurasia is the largest medically oriented trade fair in Turkey, last year hosting over 1200 exhibitors with representation from 41 countries.

Attendees include: doctors from hospitals and private practice, laboratory owners, managers, Ministry of Health executives, purchasing committee chairmen, and more. The 2014 expoMED celebrates its 21st year as Turkey´s medtech and healthcare trade fair from April 3th ‐ 6th, 2014.

The Turkish Medtech Market Turkey’s annual healthcare spending in 2009 was USD 38 billion, representing 6.2 percent of the total GDP. Turkey has a gradually growing medical devices market and is ranked within the top 30 markets in the world. In 2010, the market had an estimated value of USD 2.1 billion which was thought to be driven by heavy government investments in healthcare in light of the establishment of a Universal Healthcare System by 2013. The market is currently forecast to reach a value of USD 3.12 billion by 2015. Over 80% of medical devices are imported.

April 3th ‐ 6th, 2014 - The Swiss Pavilion The Swiss Pavilion is a turnkey solution for companies’ individual trade show appearance under the Swiss umbrella. Benefits include support with all exhibition needs before, during and after the trade fair and use of the Swiss Pavilion Networking Zone, which offers meeting tables, a guest reception and refreshments for exhibitors and visitors. You can download more information as well as the registration form here.

Medtech Switzerland is the main organizer of the Swiss Pavilion at this trade show. .

Medtech Switzerland Project Manager: Jonas Frey, Tel. +41 31 335 62 41 Fax +41 31 335 62 63 [email protected]

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