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Abu Dhabi Hosts Global Military Medicine Congress, Focuses on AI and Medical Innovation

Abu Dhabi has brought together military and civilian healthcare professionals from across the world for the 46th World Congress of Military Medicine. Inaugurated on November 11, the international event is taking place at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi and will continue until November 13, 2026. The congress is exploring how artificial intelligence, digital technologies and medical research can improve healthcare preparedness. More than 2,000 participants and around 300 speakers from over 120 countries are expected to take part. The gathering also highlights the UAE's growing role in international medical cooperation.

Artificial Intelligence Takes Centre Stage at the Congress

One of the major topics being discussed is the use of artificial intelligence in military and emergency healthcare. Experts are examining how digital tools can support medical teams, improve decision-making and strengthen responses during complex emergencies. The scientific programme also covers remote medical support, medical evacuation, disaster management and healthcare logistics. More than 700 research abstracts are included across over 40 medical and healthcare specialities. These discussions aim to encourage the exchange of knowledge and introduce innovative approaches to medical services.

Global Experts Discuss Medical Readiness and Cooperation

The congress provides an international platform for military doctors, researchers, healthcare specialists and defence representatives to share experience and discuss common challenges. Important subjects include mass-casualty response, trauma care, mental health, rehabilitation and cooperation between military and civilian medical services. Specialised workshops and professional meetings are also helping participants explore practical ways to improve emergency preparedness. An accompanying exhibition is showcasing modern healthcare technologies and solutions from national and international organisations. The programme encourages stronger partnerships and collaboration across countries.

UAE Highlights Its Commitment to Advanced Healthcare

Hosting the global congress for the first time reflects the UAE's commitment to developing medical capabilities and strengthening international partnerships. The event is being organised by the Ministry of Defence in collaboration with ADNEC Group under the supervision of the International Committee of Military Medicine. Its theme, “Ready When Needed. Resilient When Tested”, highlights the importance of preparedness in challenging situations. Through discussions on technology, research and emergency response, Abu Dhabi aims to support progress in military and civilian healthcare. The event will conclude on November 13.

Author: Kriti Vaid   

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