MIH Megatrends 2024 Attracts About 5,000 Visitors, Highlighting Its Strong Impact on Global Healthcare

The Malaysia International Healthcare (“MIH”) Megatrends 2024 successfully concluded today, drawing about 5,000 visitors healthcare professionals and players, policymakers, industry leaders, academicians, students and members of the public eager to explore the latest innovations in healthcare. Held over three days at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, the event was organised by the Ministry of Health (“MoH”), in collaboration with KPJ Healthcare and with the support of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (“MCMC”).

Image above: Chin Keat Chyuan, President and Managing Director KPJ Healthcare delivered a closing speech for MIH Megatrends 2024.

This year's conference provided a platform for diverse audiences to engage in discussions on critical healthcare topics, from artificial intelligence to digital health innovations. These conversations are set to elevate Malaysia’s position in the healthcare industry, as the nation prepares to take on the ASEAN chairmanship in 2025.

“MIH Megatrends has established itself as a key platform for advancing healthcare conversations. We were thrilled to see a strong turnout of about 5,000 physical attendees with 2 million views on our MIH Live+ programme—proving that our reach extended well beyond the venue, engaging audiences both locally and globally. I would like to express my deepest gratitude to all partners, exhibitors and public visitors who contributed to the event’s success. Their participation and collaboration truly highlight Malaysia’s potential to shape future healthcare trends,” said Chin Keat Chyuan, President and Managing Director of KPJ Healthcare.

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