SHERIDAN, WYOMING – March 7, 2025- In a major gathering slated for April 8, 2025, at the Foreign Office in Berlin, the GHA – German Health Alliance, together with industry association SPECTARIS and the German Foreign Office, is inviting members of the health economy sector to the "Foreign Trade Day Health Economy 2025: Fit for the Global Market – Trends, Geopolitics, and Diversification." This event promises to be a crucial rendezvous for business leaders keen on steering their enterprises through the evolving landscapes of global markets, with insights from industry and political heavyweights.
The Convergence of Industry and Policy
The day's proceedings will orbit around the theme "Fit for the Global Market – Trends, Geopolitics, and Diversification," offering a unique platform for dialogue with experts and decision-makers from both the economic and political spheres. Attendees will have the opportunity to delve into current geopolitical and economic conditions, garnering valuable insights for their international business strategies and expanding their professional networks. Esteemed partners including AEB, Jüke Systemtechnik, PwC, Rödl & Partner, Messe Düsseldorf with MEDICA, and Messe München with analytica will be present to bolster business development efforts.
Program Highlights
The agenda features high-caliber keynotes and impulse lectures focusing on the role of the industrial health economy in foreign economic policy, geopolitical risks, and corporate strategies in times of uncertainty. Participants can look forward to regional forums discussing opportunities and challenges in key target markets from Africa to Latin America, and how to strategically navigate these.
Thematic forums will facilitate expert discussions on critical issues such as:
- Trade Compliance
- Business Development and Site Selection
- Geopolitical Trends – The USA Post-Election
- Resilience of Health Systems
A political dialogue session will also feature, with representatives from leading federal ministries including the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, and the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development engaging with business leaders to discuss ways to enhance the international competitiveness of the industrial health economy.