8-10 September 2027 | BITEC, Bangkok, Thailand
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Supporting Organisations

Meet the Organisations Driving Our Success

For over two decades, MEDICAL FAIR THAILAND has thrived with the support of the industry, driving its growth with each edition. We extend our sincere appreciation to our Supporting Organisations for their invaluable contributions to the success of the exhibition.

Supporting Organisations for MEDICAL FAIR THAILAND 2025

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Ministry of Public Health

The Ministry of Public Health is a Thai governmental body responsible for the oversight of public health in Thailand. It is commonly referred to in Thailand by its abbreviation so tho.

For more information, please visit https://anamai.moph.go.th/en

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Ministry of Public Health

The Ministry of Public Health is a Thai governmental body responsible for the oversight of public health in Thailand. It is commonly referred to in Thailand by its abbreviation so tho.

For more information, please visit https://anamai.moph.go.th/en

Ministry of Industry

Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau

Established by Royal Decree in 2002, the Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (also known as TCEB) is a public organisation tasked with promoting and developing business events in Thailand. Since 2004, TCEB has worked toward establishing Thailand as Asia’s premier business events destination, by providing flexible, service-oriented support to meeting-goers, incentives winners, convention attendees and exhibition participants.

For more information, please visit www.tceb.or.th/

Taiwan Excellence

Frost & Sullivan

Frost & Sullivan joins MEDICARE ASIA as Knowledge Partner

Frost & Sullivan, a renowned growth strategy consulting firm, offers a focus on innovation and transformation. By leveraging Frost & Sullivan’s industry-leading research and consulting capabilities, MEDICARE ASIA endeavours to drive content and achieve success in a dynamic and increasingly interconnected healthcare ecosystem.

Strengths Relevant to Collaboration with MEDICARE ASIA:

  • Industry and Data Analysis Capabilities: Providing insights into the healthcare sectors which will be invaluable for the strategic development of MEDICARE ASIA initiatives (MEDICAL FAIR ASIA, MEDICAL FAIR THAILAND, MEDICAL MANUFACTURING ASIA, MEDICAL FAIR CHINA, MEDICAL FAIR INDIA, FAMDENT, REHACARE CHINA).
  • Global Network: Tapping on Frost & Sullivan’s global network to support MEDICARE ASIA to connect with key experts in the Asian healthcare market.
  • Thought Leadership: Leverage on industry experts to provide insights through networking and educational programmes at MEDICARE ASIA events

For more information, please visit www.frost.com/

AIMED

The Association of Indian Manufacturers of Medical Devices (AiMED) represents the interests of over 1,200 Manufacturers of consumables, disposables and diagnostics equipment.

The presence of AI-MED allows the Government to access a single point of contact and provide various services to the manufacturers, such as those relating to policy issues, medical device regulations, education and training, quality certification, government funding for R&D, encouraging innovations, improve clinician and patient access to the modern, innovative and reliable medical device technologies through organizing Meeting, Seminars, Symposia, Exhibitions and Demonstrations and also, to promote global harmonization of Indian device industry. For more information, please visit www.aimedindia.com/

ASEAN CONNECT Business Community

Association of Private Hospitals Malaysia (APHM)

Association of Small & Medium Enterprises

Federation of Medical Societies of Hong Kong

Fukushima Medical Device Industry Promotion Agency

The Fukushima Medical Device Industry Promotion Agency is a pivotal institution established by Fukushima Prefecture to support the development and commercialization of medical devices. As Japan’s first hub dedicated to this purpose, the agency provides comprehensive assistance throughout the entire process, from initial development to market launch.

The agency offers a range of services, including safety assessments, consulting, and training. It conducts biological and non-biological safety tests, ensuring compliance with international standards. Additionally, the agency provides procedural training for healthcare professionals and organizes seminars and workshops to foster industry knowledge and skills.

Through its consulting services, the agency offers legal guidance and support for small and medium-sized enterprises entering the medical device industry. It also facilitates connections between companies, promoting collaboration and innovation within the sector.

For more information, please visit fmddsc.jp/en/

Fukushima, Eastern Kyushu Medical Valley

The Eastern Kyushu Medical Valley is a collaborative initiative between Miyazaki and Oita Prefectures, aimed at enhancing medical care and advancing the medical device industry. This project brings together government, academia, and industry to create a hub for medical innovation, particularly in the field of blood medicine.

The region is home to leading manufacturers of medical instruments, including Asahi Kasei Medical MT Corp., Togo Medikit Co., and Kawasumi Laboratories, Inc., which specialize in products such as blood purifiers, dialysis needles, and blood bag products. These companies, along with local universities like Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Oita University, and the University of Miyazaki, contribute to the development and research of medical technologies.

The Eastern Kyushu Medical Valley Framework aims to establish four key hubs: research and development, skilled medical worker training, blood-related medicine, and the medical instrument industry. This initiative not only boosts the local economy but also contributes to the advancement of medical technologies in Asia, particularly in countries like Thailand.

For more information, please visit www-pref-miyazaki-lg-jp.translate.goog/shokuhin-medical/shigoto/shokogyo/medical_valley/index.html?_x_tr_sl=ja&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=ja&_x_tr_pto=wappl

Gakeslab Indonesia

GAKESLAB Indonesia (Perkumpulan Organisasi Perusahaan Alat Alat Kesehatan dan Laboratorium) is the formally recognized association representing Indonesian medical devices and laboratory equipment companies, endorsed by the Ministry of Health. Established in 1977, the association has approximately 1,500 members, including nearly 200 manufacturers—80 % of which are SMEs.

GAKESLAB’s mission is to elevate professionalism, integrity, and government engagement among its members through advocacy and capacity building. It plays an active role in promoting domestic healthcare technology, driving innovation and reliance on local production in line with the national health law, and encouraging collaboration across stakeholders

Its strategic initiatives include launching the GAKESLAB Data Center, forging university partnerships, and participating in international exhibitions to strengthen and advance Indonesia’s local medtech industry

For more information, please visit gakeslabindonesia.id/

HealthTEC

The Singapore Health Technologies Consortium (HealthTEC.SG) is supported by the National Research Foundation (NRF) to drive the development and translation of technological innovations that will transform health and wellness. The Consortium supports the development of hardware and software technologies, including (but not limited to) wearables & sensors, analytics & artificial intelligence, digital health/therapeutics, in-vitro diagnostics, therapeutic medical devices, healthcare imaging, AR/MR/VR in healthcare, and health & wellness apps.

Through several initiatives, including innovation matching and organising events, such as symposia, workshops & networking sessions, HealthTEC.SG has the objectives of 1) promoting collaborations between academia, industry and healthcare institutions, and 2) promoting the awareness of health technologies in public domain and to healthcare providers with the aim of value capture of technologies developed in the Singapore public sector.

HealthTEC.SG welcomes partnerships with like-minded local and regional organisations to support the development of the regional health technology ecosystem. The Consortium is hosted by the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), Singapore.

For more information, please visit www.healthtec.sg

Indonesian Medical Devices Manufacturers Association

ASPAKI is the Indonesian Medical Device Manufacturers Association which has a vision to realize a superior national medical device industry that is competitive at the national and international levels.

Established in 1998, ASPAKI is a forum for medical device manufacturers to work together to develop a competency-based medical device industry. ASPAKI has a mission to encourage the growth and development of the national medical device industry by building partnerships between regulators, industry, academics, and consumers, with a high commitment to play a role in supporting national health services.

In addition to being used by the Indonesian market, ASPAKI member products have also been exported to various countries in the world and exhibited in various world-class medical equipment exhibitions. All ASPAKI members are fully committed to producing quality medical devices that prioritize patient safety.

For more information, please visit aspaki.or.id/

Kobe FBRI, Japan

The Foundation for Biomedical Research and Innovation at Kobe (FBRI) is a pivotal organization dedicated to promoting collaboration and integration among industrial, governmental, academic, and medical sectors. Established in March 2000, FBRI plays a crucial role in the Kobe Biomedical Innovation Cluster (KBIC), which was initiated to revitalize Kobe’s economy following the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake in 1995. The cluster has grown into Japan’s largest biomedical life-science hub, housing over 360 companies and organizations and employing more than 12,000 people.

FBRI’s mission is to enhance the well-being of local residents, contribute to the international community, and address various medical challenges, including those posed by an aging society and the COVID-19 pandemic. The organization focuses on fostering synergies among basic and clinical sciences, translational research, and computational science to create new industries and improve real-world medical care.

For more information, please visit www.fbri-kobe.org/english/

Korea Medical Devices Association

Korea Medical Device Association(KMDA), a nation-wide non-profit organization authorized by Ministry of Health and Welfare, consists of over 700 medical device manufacturers across Korea. Established in 1979, our mission is to support medical device manufacturers of Korea in providing high quality medical devices to the world. Currently we are carrying out various projects for the advancement of medical industry of Korea.

For more information, please visit www.kmda-ebook.com/

Mahidol University

Malaysia Special Tooling and Machining Association (MSTMA)

Founded on 25 August 1993 as the Selangor and Federal Territory Mould and Die Association (SAFTMDA), the association changed its name to the Malaysia Mould and Die Association (MMADA) on 13 September 2001.

As more related metalworking and engineering supporting industries acknowledged our association, we gradually expanded our operations to improve our members services, effective 25 August 2017 our association was officially change to “MALAYSIAN SPECIAL TOOLING AND MACHINING ASSOCIATION” (MSTMA).

MSTMA will continue to operate in its current structure as a national body representing companies which are involved in metalworking and engineering supporting industries, especially those associated with mould and die, the precision tooling technology, and the machining sectors.

OBJECTIVES

  • To promote and protect the general interest of all its members by providing the means of mutual co-operation in exchanging and leveraging technical knowledge and business development in and out of Malaysia.
  • To promote technical research and facilitate development in respect to the mould and die industry.
  • To organize activities and seminars in relation to the mould and die industry.
  • To act as a centre for submission and collection of mould and die information.
  • To communicate and establish links between internal and foreign mould and die organizations.

 

For more information, please visit www.mstma.org.my/

Medical Device Association of the Philippines

We are a group of medical device companies in the manufacturing, packaging, and distribution sectors driven by a common end-goal: To enable our healthcare practitioners to provide uninterrupted, top quality care. To this end, we strive to support medical device companies in the Philippines in promoting ease of doing business through conscientious policymaking on the government level, pooling and sharing valuable resources and information, and cultivating relationships that may lead to unexplored mutual benefit between companies. This is all in the name of our truest purpose in glorifying the Lord.

For more information, please visit mdap.ph/

Medical Innovations Development Center (MIND Center)

Medical Technology Council of Thailand

Persatuan Perkilangan Peranti Perubatan ([PERANTIM) Malaysian Medical Device Manufacturers Association

PERANTIM is the association in Malaysia with members who are manufacturers with ISO13485 certification, export-oriented and majority (at least 51%) locally owned. PERANTIM aims to develop the Malaysian Medical Device manufacturing industry into one of the key economic sectors and to further increase our exports. PERANTIM will act as a platform to assist local Malaysian Medical Device manufacturers to voice out their concerns and work with government agencies and other stakeholders to increase productivity, maximize output and improvise manufacturing processes in line with the government policies and technological advancement.

For more information, please visit perantim.com.my/about/

Philippine Association of Medical Technologists

PAMET is a national body with forty-six (46) provincial chapters nationwide and one international chapter, PAMET Singapore totalling to more than thirteen thousand members.

Vision
PAMET shall be the constant prime mover in advancing the Medical Laboratory Science profession for the continuous growth and development of its members.

Mission
To realize its vision, PAMET shall be an association that will uphold professional core values; develop and sustain comprehensive programs to enhance competencies of the Medical Laboratory Science professionals; collaborate with the different stakeholders of health and make its services important to the beneficiaries of its services.

For more information, please visit pametinc.ph/about/

Philippine Hospital Association (PHA)

The Philippine Hospital Association (PHA) is an organisation that provides support to close 2,000 hospital-members in pursuit of the nation’s health agenda. It is a nationally and internationally recognized association whose beginning can be traced to 71 years back when it was founded on September 15, 1949.

PHA is at the forefront of hospital issues. Being national in scope, it is the voice of the public and private sector in matters affecting hospital management and delivery of health services to people.

The composition of the PHA’s Board of Directors represent a cross-section of the industry, ensuring wider participation of members in regional dialogues, events and activities. The annual national convention and exhibits that takes place every November is the culmination of their year-round efforts.

For more information, please visit philippinehospitalassociation.org/2

Philippine Medical and Laboratory Equipment and Supply Group Inc

Philippine Medical and Laboratory Equipment and Supply Group Inc

HOMLESIAP is a trade association of importers/distributors of hospital, medical laboratory equipment and supplies. Among its purposes are:

  • Establishing better business conditions and relations among all members
  • Bringing to successful conclusion projects and ideas beneficial to the community, the nation’s and member firms
  • Make representations with authorities concerning duty and taxes on items required by member firms,
  • Maintain and establish free exchange of credit information among members concerning persons and establishments for the benefit and guidance of all members
  • Facilitate transfer of technology from advanced countries
  • Encourage adequate supply and affordable prices to government and private end-users

Plastic Institute of Thailand

Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines

Administrators of several private hospitals convened and decided to form an association of private hospitals nationwide on March 13, 1979 that will properly address the problems of the industry. PHAP will serve its members by being an advocacy platform, and being a liaison with Government and promoter of health care in the Philippines abroad. In pursuing the association’s objectives as a non-stock/non-government organisation, PHAPi shall undertake the following:

– To promote general public welfare through the development of excellent and professional hospital care for the people.

– To foster fellowship among member hospitals as well as their staff.

– To organise and integrate plan of action that will enable the members to procure medical supplies, equipment and medicine at lower prices authorized by law;

– To promote the relevant and realistic hospital management and administration and ensure integrity and quality of service;

– To stimulate state-of-the-art medical research and encourage scientific activities in the ecosystems;

– To unit members for the common good and understanding in the free discussion of problems affecting their services and above all to protect all members against unwarranted impositions of rules and regulations by the government.

– To acquire either by our chase, leave of otherwise real estate for the establishment and construction of a building for the use and convenience of the association’s members, and

– To maintain its firm commitment and role as healthcare provider rendering affordable medical services.

For more information, please visit www.phap-ph.org/

Sendai City, Japan

 

Thai Health Tech Association (THTA)

Thai Medical and Wellness Tourism Association (TMWTA)

Thai Medical Device Technology Industry Association (THAIMED)

Thai Medical Informatics Association (TMI)

Thai Rehabilitation Medicine Association

The Association of Indonesian Private Hospitals / Asosiasi Rumah Sakit Swasta Indonesia (ARSSI)

The Indonesian Physiotherapy Association

The Nurses Association of Thailand

The Private Hospital Association

United Clinical Lab Association of the Philippines (UCLA)

Vietnam Medical Device Association

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