Eli Lilly to participate in Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit 2026 on healthcare innovation

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Eli Lilly and Company will participate in the Abu Dhabi Future Health Summit 2026, scheduled for October 20-22 at the ADNEC Centre. This event aims to enhance the UAE’s healthcare ecosystem by fostering innovation and proactive health management, aligning with the country’s vision for a predictive and prevention-led health strategy.

Under the theme “To Sense is to Predict,” the summit will focus on leveraging advancements in science, data, and technology to identify health risks earlier and promote proactive care approaches. Eli Lilly’s involvement underscores its commitment to advancing healthcare innovation through collaboration with government leaders, healthcare experts, and researchers.

Leena Aziz, Senior Director and Head of Corporate and Government Affairs for Lilly Gulf, emphasized the importance of not only scientific breakthroughs but also supportive policy environments and health systems ready to adopt new innovations. “For 150 years, Lilly has been driven by the belief that science can change what is possible for patients,” she stated. Aziz highlighted the need for partnerships that align capabilities with shared health priorities, particularly in a region like Abu Dhabi, which is making significant strides in healthcare development.

The summit will feature discussions on various topics, including medical innovation, clinical research, and sustainable access to healthcare advancements. Lilly’s participation is part of its broader engagement strategy in the UAE, which includes initiatives focused on neurodegenerative diseases and AI-driven healthcare models tailored to the local population.

As healthcare evolves towards more personalized and data-driven solutions, the challenge remains for health systems to adapt and create environments conducive to responsible innovation. Eli Lilly aims to leverage its global experience and scientific expertise to help build healthcare systems that are prepared for future challenges and opportunities.

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