The role of digital innovation in healthcare is rapidly growing, and on January 5, 2025, Riyadh will host a pivotal event dedicated to the future of telerehabilitation.
Organized by SFS in collaboration with ICE – Italian Trade Agency and the Embassy of Italy in Riyadh, the event will take place at Casa Italia Riyadh (Localizer Mall, Al Olaya), hosted by Almaviva. It represents a unique opportunity to explore innovative ideas and collaborations between Italy and Saudi Arabia in the field of rehabilitation technologies.
This initiative will bring together experts, industry leaders, and innovators to discuss the challenges, advancements, and opportunities in telerehabilitation — a sector that is globally revolutionizing the recovery process for athletes and patients. Italian excellence in technological solutions for the sports and healthcare sectors will be at the forefront, aiming to reaffirm Italy’s role as a global leader in this field. The event will also provide networking opportunities, allowing participants to exchange ideas and forge new connections in an informal setting.
The event serves as a key platform to showcase how telerehabilitation is transforming not only healthcare systems but also building bridges between sectors such as sports, technology, and medicine. Italy’s expertise and excellence in integrating technology into rehabilitation processes provide valuable solutions that can support Saudi Arabia’s ambitions in the field of digital health.
To conclude, this will be an international gathering aimed at exploring growth opportunities in the telerehabilitation sector, with a focus on Italian excellence and cooperation between the two countries. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity—secure your spot in Riyadh by filling out this form!
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