SEACare drives healthcare innovation in Malaysia

SEACare 2025, the SEA Healthcare and Pharma Show, opened at the Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC), spotlighting Malaysia’s healthcare transformation.

Running from 23 to 25 April, SEACare unites 130 brands from 13 countries across 250 booths, aligning with the RM45.3 billion healthcare budget for 2025.

The event, officiated by Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr Haji Dzulkefly Ahmad, fosters collaboration to advance digital healthcare and regional resilience.

SEACare’s focus on innovation and partnerships empowers communities, ensuring equitable healthcare access and strengthening Malaysia’s role in ASEAN’s healthcare landscape.

SEACare’s platform for collaboration

Themed “Strategic Partnerships in Healthcare Innovation,” SEACare 2025 emphasizes stakeholder collaboration.

Supported by MATRADE, Medical Device Authority, and SIRIM Berhad, the event features the International Sourcing Programme and Hosted Buyers Program, connecting Malaysian businesses with global networks.

“SEACare accelerates cross-border collaboration and public-private partnerships,” said Dzulkefly.

“Shared knowledge strengthens ASEAN’s healthcare resilience.”

The event showcases advancements in digital transformation, crucial for universal healthcare access.

Richard Teo, Executive Chairman of Qube Integrated Malaysia, underscored SEACare’s impact.

“We create opportunities for medical breakthroughs and partnerships,” he said.

“This platform is commercially and socially driven.”

The event hosts 250 booths across MITEC’s Halls 2 and 3, showcasing cutting-edge healthcare solutions.

SEACare partners with the National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM), raising funds for cancer awareness and care.

The inaugural SEA Healthcare and Pharma Conference, co-organised by NCSM and Five Pillars Venture Capital, offers 20 CPD points and features speakers like Dr Terence Tan of Amazon Web Services and Dr Jomo Kwame Sundaram of Khazanah Research Institute.

A three-day Industry Spotlight series, led by NPRA, SIRIM Berhad, and others, explores regulatory pathways and health technology assessment.

SEACare: Community and regional impact

Malaysia’s healthcare sector, bolstered by Budget 2025, prioritizes infrastructure and innovation. SEACare aligns with these goals, fostering partnerships to enhance access and resilience.

The conference, endorsed by the Malaysian Medical Association and Malaysian Pharmacists Society, addresses critical issues like pharmaceutical safety and staffing.

Speakers like Dr Yap Wei Aun and Dr Mazin Gadir offer global perspectives, enriching Malaysia’s healthcare dialogue.

Kuala Lumpur’s MITEC, a hub for major events, amplifies SEACare’s reach, drawing international exhibitors and local professionals.

The event’s focus on digital transformation supports Malaysia’s push for equitable healthcare, particularly in underserved communities.

By integrating social responsibility through NCSM, SEACare strengthens community ties, raising awareness about cancer care.

The Industry Spotlight series ensures local agencies shape healthcare policies, aligning with national priorities for sustainable growth.

SEACare invites professionals and communities to explore innovations at MITEC or visit www.seacare.com.my for details. Participation in future events can further healthcare advancements.

SEACare 2025 positions Malaysia as a healthcare innovation leader, fostering collaborations that enhance lives.

By uniting stakeholders, the event drives digital transformation, ensuring resilient, accessible healthcare for communities across ASEAN.