Toyota Rav4 up for grabs with Arab Health online

Visitors who complete the form on www.arabhealthonline.com will automatically be entered into the draw. Pre-registrations close on January 15.

"The promotion is aimed at attracting more visitors to the show and beating last year's record of nearly 20,000," said John Hassett, Exhibitions Director, Healthcare division, IIR Exhibitions.

"Arab Health will provide the setting for the largest gathering of medical professionals and display of the latest products and technology in the Middle East.

"We want all medical professionals from the GCC, Levant, North Africa, Iran and the Indian sub-continent to make use of this opportunity to update themselves on the latest medical knowledge and products."

Arab Health, which will be held from January 18 - 21, is set to be the largest ever in its 29-year history occupying all eight halls at the Dubai International Exhibition Centre (DIEC). Over 1600 exhibitors from 50 countries will participate at the show which features the Middle East's largest series of medical conferences

New this year is a Women's Health Symposium, the Middle East's first dedicated summit on women's health issues, which will take place in Dubai on January 18, as part of the International Arab Health Congress to be held alongside Arab Health 2004.

The exhibition will also feature a new vertical show devoted to hospital design and interiors besides International Health Services, a dedicated show for hospitals, clinics and insurance companies involved in the expanding world wide market for overseas and distance healthcare facilities; Pharmacy; Arab Dentistry and MedLab, for laboratory and biotechnology products.

Arab Health 2004 is officially supported by the UAE Ministry of Health and the Dubai Department of Health and Medical Services. There will also be major participation by Dubai Healthcare City, the event's leading sponsor and one of the world's most innovative healthcare projects.