Organized in collaboration between the Qatar Chamber and IFP Qatar under the patronage of the Ministry of Public Health, the event is set to take place from November 11 to 13, 2025, at the Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC).

Qatar Medicare is the first international event of its kind in the country, bringing together 100 local and international companies under one roof—64 local and 36 international exhibitors—including health professionals, hospital representatives, medical service providers, distributors of medical supplies and equipment, technology experts, and investors.

In his remarks at the press conference, Mr. Ali Saeed Bu Sharbak Al Mansouri, Acting General Manager of Qatar Chamber, said: “Qatar is witnessing rapid progress in its healthcare sector, establishing itself as one of the leading destinations for medical tourism in the Middle East and ranking among the top countries globally in terms of healthcare services’ quality. This event serves as a key platform to forge partnerships, explore avenues for collaboration and investment, and further enhance the sector’s growth and appeal. Qatar Chamber remains committed to supporting and stimulating priority sectors, in line with the Third National Development Strategy and Qatar National Vision 2030.”

H.E. Sheikh Dr. Mohammed bin Hamad Al Thani, Director of the Department of NCDs Prevention Programs at the Ministry of Public Health, stated: “Qatar has successfully built a world-class healthcare ecosystem, establishing itself as a global hub for healthcare innovation. The country is currently implementing the Third National Health Strategy, which focuses on enhancing quality of life and developing a comprehensive, modern healthcare system founded on clinical excellence, sustainability, and innovation. This strategy, aligned with the Third National Development Strategy 2024-2030, prioritizes maximizing the use of existing healthcare infrastructure, attracting new private sector investments, advancing medical tourism, and reinforcing Qatar’s position as a global leader in precision medicine.”

According to estimates by Fitch Solutions, a subsidiary of Fitch Ratings, Qatar’s healthcare sector is projected to experience accelerated growth, with total health expenditure expected to increase at a compound annual growth rate of 14% by 2029, reaching USD 11.5 billion (QAR 41.86 billion). This expansion is set to position Qatar as the third-largest healthcare market in the GCC and the tenth-largest in the MENA region.

Ms. Hayat Bayan, Commercial & Operations Director at IFP Qatar, said: “Qatar Medicare highlights the latest innovations, technologies, and healthcare services. The event serves as the ideal platform for professionals, companies, and stakeholders in the healthcare sector to connect, explore new opportunities, and discuss the latest industry developments. This year, the event has attracted extensive international participation from 14 countries, led by a range of prominent global institutions, including the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, UNESCO, the World Health Organization (WHO), the International Labour Organization, and several other regional and international partners.”

Bayan noted that: “The conference is accredited by the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and features panel discussions and workshops across the healthcare sector, with the participation of more than 40 expert speakers. The event agenda includes 25 presentations, five dialogue sessions, four workshops, training sessions, and an Open Stage segment that allows professionals two minutes each to share their work and expertise. The event will conclude with the Qatar Medicare 2025 Healthcare Excellence Awards, honoring 15 categories of outstanding healthcare institutions and individuals.”

She added: “The event offers significant opportunities to forge public-private partnerships to further develop Qatar’s healthcare sector. Estimates reflect rapid progress, with Qatar ranked first in the Arab world and 21st globally in the 2025 Healthcare Index, issued by the database encyclopedia Numbeo. Qatar has also become the first country where all its municipalities earned the title of "Healthy City" from the WHO, with Qatar Foundation's Education City awarded the title of ‘Healthy Education City,’ and Qatar University recognized as a ‘Healthy University.’

Mr. Ashraf Al Shoun, Chief Executive Officer Al Jazira Medical Group, the Platinum Sponsor, said: “Al Jazira Medical Group provides top-tier healthcare services through more than 70 clinics and procedure rooms, alongside pharmacies and advanced laboratories. We continue to expand our presence in the Qatari market to deliver specialized medical services of the highest quality, supported by over 200 skilled medical and administrative professionals. This event offers an ideal platform to showcase our latest innovations, which uphold the highest healthcare quality standards through a comprehensive range of medical services and advanced technologies that meet all patient needs. Our initiatives also focus on patient education, promoting healthy lifestyles, and highlighting the importance of preventive care and regular check-ups through dedicated educational programs.”

Mr. Mohamad Merheb, General Manager of Q-Care Medical, the Gold Sponsor, said: “Q-Care delivers advanced healthcare solutions using cutting-edge technology from leading global brands, efficiently serving the public and private sectors. We provide high-quality home nursing services, adhere to Hamad Medical Corporation standards, and fully support Qatar’s National Health Strategy 2030.”

Mr. Abed Al Karim Khattab, General Manager of HeliumDoc, the Exclusive Digital Platform, said, “Our company offers innovative electronic solutions that enhance the healthcare experience. Through the HeliumDoc app, patients can easily select the right doctor and book appointments with top-rated physicians in the region based on verified patient reviews. It also serves as a key tool for monitoring the quality of healthcare services in the local market.”