Iran Health 2025: Nation’s Largest Medical Tech Event Unites Leaders and Innovators

Tehran, Iran - The Iran Health Exhibition 2025, the country’s premier health and medical technology event, drew over 580 companies and prominent national and international figures to showcase Iran’s capabilities and foster global partnerships.

On June 10, 2025, the 26th Iran Health Exhibition concluded at the Tehran International Exhibition Center, cementing its status as the largest specialized health and medical equipment event in Iran. This year’s edition stood out not only for displaying Iran’s domestic and international health industry strengths but also for attracting high-profile political, scientific, and diplomatic visitors who engaged directly with the sector’s achievements and needs.

Hosting over 580 companies, the exhibition transformed into a hub for health diplomacy, technological collaboration, and investment opportunities, with attendees ranging from Iran’s top executive authorities to ambassadors from Asian, African, and European nations.

• President’s Visit: The most notable presence was that of President Masoud Pezeshkian on the first day, accompanied by the Minister of Health and the Vice President for Scientific, Technological, and Knowledge-Based Economy Affairs. Touring innovation-focused and knowledge-based company booths, the President described the health industry as a strategic priority for the government, stating, “Developing indigenous health technologies guarantees national independence and public welfare.” His visit boosted morale among industry activists and garnered significant media attention for domestic advancements.
• Vice President for Science and Technology: The Vice President conducted an extensive tour of startups and knowledge-based companies, engaging with young founders and elites in biotechnology and advanced medical equipment. Emphasizing the need to strengthen commercialization chains in health, he pledged special support for export growth and addressed key concerns like licensing processes, raw material access, and international market entry during a post-visit meeting.
• Minister of Health and Delegation: The Minister of Health, along with senior officials, spent several hours visiting booths related to hospital equipment, imaging technology, pharmaceuticals, and traditional medicine. The Minister stressed the importance of enhancing the quality of domestically produced medical equipment and standardizing services, noting, “Iran Health is a platform for synergy. Producers, consumers, and policymakers must collaborate in a cohesive chain.” The Head of the Food and Drug Organization also reviewed pharmaceutical and supplement sectors, focusing on licensing and export support.
• Economic Leaders: The President of the Tehran Chamber of Commerce visited export-oriented booths, discussing strategies with companies to expand target markets and leverage economic diplomacy. He expressed hope that the health sector would increase its share in Iran’s non-oil export portfolio.
• Government Spokesperson: The Government Spokesperson provided live coverage during her visit, portraying Iran Health as a reflection of domestic capability. She highlighted, “Collaboration between governmental, private, and academic sectors has driven a leap in the country’s health industry,” underscoring the event’s role in showcasing achievements to the public.
• International Presence: A significant highlight was the Iraqi Prime Ministerial delegation, led by senior health ministry officials, who expressed a strong desire for extensive cooperation to equip Iraqi hospitals with Iranian technology. Ambassadors from Vietnam, South Korea, and Sudan explored opportunities for technology transfer, equipment procurement, and joint investments, with Vietnam’s ambassador signaling readiness for joint health exhibitions. Representatives from Bolivia, Afghanistan, Hungary, Poland, Indonesia, and the UAE also attended, initiating commercial and technical negotiations to strengthen existing ties in pharmaceutical and medical equipment trade.
• Future Outlook: The unprecedented attendance of domestic and foreign figures at this specialized event underscores the strategic importance of Iran’s health industry in regional economic and diplomatic equations. Iran Health 2025 served not only as a showcase for products and capabilities but also as a launchpad for international partnerships and export market expansion. Foreign visitors particularly focused on cutting-edge technologies like 3D medical printing, AI in healthcare, remote diagnostic systems, and advanced biopharmaceuticals, signaling Iran’s emergence as a serious player in global health through investment in Domestic Capabilities. The exhibition paints a dynamic future for Iran’s health sector, driven by international collaboration, technological innovation, and governmental support.