Armenian International Healthcare Expo 2025 to bring together leading global experts, showcase opportunities

The Armenian International Healthcare Expo 2025 (AIHC EXPO 2025) will be held in Yerevan this fall, aiming to position Armenia in the global healthcare market.

The exhibition will take place from November 27 to 30 at the Meridian Expo Center.

The event will serve as a platform bringing together leading professionals, scientists, and companies from Armenia and around the world.

Organizers describe the exhibition as a prime example of effective state–private–NGO cooperation.

Armen Niazyan, founder of Eventure Global and the exhibition’s founder and director, noted that the event is not intended solely for healthcare professionals. Its goal is to create a public platform — a healthcare festival — where every visitor will find something to see, hear, and learn.

“We also aim to position Armenia in the global healthcare market and to show that our country is open to hosting large-scale projects of this kind. We are ready to welcome doctors, scientists, and companies from abroad. This will also allow us to present Armenia as a healthcare hub in the region — an area where there are currently many opportunities. What we have been doing for months now has demonstrated that Armenia has strong potential for this,” he said at a press conference.

Niazyan noted that this year they have received a large number of applications from companies in the sector that wish to enter the Armenian market. Companies from Russia, Iran, Georgia, Germany, and Switzerland have applied to participate in the exhibition with their own pavilions.

According to Niazyan, interest in the exhibition continues to grow, and many companies have already submitted applications to participate next year.

David Karapetyan, Head of the Healthcare Department of Yerevan City Hall and the official envoy of the expo, stated that Yerevan is set to become a scientific hub, not just a host city. He noted that all of the capital’s healthcare and medical centers — including emergency medical services — will take part in this year’s exhibition with their full teams.

“Our goal is to involve as many citizens as possible and strengthen the bridge that exists between doctors and society. We must overcome the barriers that have ever existed in this relationship,” he added.

Avetis Avetisyan, co-founder of the exhibition and coordinator of its educational-scientific programs, stated that this year’s event is unprecedented both in scale and in the composition of its participants.
“At first, we announced ambitious figures — over 250 organizations, 20,000 visitors, 70 international speakers, and 1,500 doctors. But now we see that these numbers were modest — in the field of pain medicine alone, we already have 70 international companies participating,” Avetisyan noted.

During the days of the exhibition, the 1st Armenian International Congress on Pain Medicine (AICPM 2025) will also take place, featuring 62 speakers from 38 countries, including the presidents of the World and European Pain federations. 

Around 1,500 doctors are expected to participate in the congress. It will be held in a hybrid format, combining both in-person and online participation, with live broadcasts to more than 100 countries, Avetisyan said.