The Ministry of Interior, represented by the General Department of Medical Services, is participating in the Global Health Exhibition 2025 with a distinctive pavilion offering an integrated interactive experience, innovative healthcare solutions, and pioneering projects that reflect the advancement of its medical services and support the Health Transformation Program and Quality of Life goals.
Spanning nearly 700 square meters, the pavilion is designed to take visitors on an immersive journey through digital transformation projects, AI applications in medical imaging, medical cities initiatives, and Centers of Excellence that represent the future of healthcare within the Ministry of Interior system.
The pavilion features several interactive zones, including the Hajj Health Experience, showcasing the smart bracelet, field hospital, and provider network, alongside digital projects such as the Population Engine, Unified Health Record, Telemedicine, and Rapid Response Technologies for remote areas, developed in collaboration with the General Directorate of Border Guards and the Special Forces for Environmental Security. The Saudi Search and Rescue Team (Civil Defense) is also highlighting key field technologies used in their daily operations.
Dr. Saleh bin Zaid Al-Mohsen, General Supervisor of the General Department of Medical Services at the Ministry of Interior, stated that the participation reflects the Ministry’s commitment to achieving Saudi Vision 2030 goals, emphasizing that the pavilion combines advanced healthcare, modern technologies, and institutional integration to provide innovative services that enhance quality of life.
He added, “We work today with the spirit of the future, driven by advanced expertise and strategic partnerships, to deliver innovative health solutions that strengthen quality of life and advance the healthcare ecosystem in Saudi Arabia.”