Healthcare | Sunday 5 April, 2015 7:17 am |

Riyadh will host for the first time the 2015 C3 Saudi-US Healthcare Forum from April 27-29, at the Ritz-Carlton, with a focus on the latest issues and solutions impacting the global health care field under the theme - Improving health care through bilateral knowledge.

With more than 60 global leaders who will address an international delegation of 800-1,200 participants from more than 30 countries, the forum is part of the National Convention and Exhibition Program (NCEP) with the vision of Prince Sultan bin Salman, president of SCTA.

The 2015 C3 Saudi-US Healthcare Forum is an exclusive event dedicated to building new relationships, fostering existing partnerships, and exchanging best practices between the Middle East and the United States, according Adel Abdul Shakoor, president of XS Conferences & Exhibitions, organizer of the event.
Shakoor said the three-day event will enable attendees to hear the latest issues and solutions impacting the global healthcare field.
Additionally, attendees will learn about the new technologies along with products and services that promise to improve the knowledge transfer of health care education and innovation between the regions of the United States and Middle East.

He added that the C3 Saudi-American Healthcare Summit will assemble business leaders, policy-makers, educators and medical professionals to uncover and promote both US and Saudi initiatives that are focused on health care improvements.
“The exclusive event is dedicated to building new relationships, fostering existing partnerships and exchanging best practices between the Middle East and the United States,” he said.

C3 Summit International is described as the fastest growing US-Arab conference for international professionals in the US-Arab world. Unlike other conferences, which focus on one single topic, C3 seeks to bridge divides across multiple disciplines through collaboration, with the global goal of an improved global community.