
Vietnam to Host Global Health Week 2027 to Boost International Healthcare Collaboration
Vietnam will host the "Global Health Week Vietnam 2027" from April 5-7, 2027, in Hanoi. Co-organized by VEC and dmg events, the event will feature three international exhibitions and conferences covering healthcare systems, diagnostics, and biopharmaceuticals, aiming to strengthen domestic and international collaboration in the medical sector.
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