Step into the Innovation Galaxy and explore Patient Care Pathways across six targeted therapeutic areas, powered by innovative digital applications designed to create a personalized and fully digital patient journey.

Through immersive and tactile experiences, participants will discover how technology transforms every stage of care — from diagnosis to treatment, follow-up, and patient engagement — enabling smarter coordination and better health outcomes.

Event Details

• Date: February 14, 2026
• Location: Hotel Sol Azur Hammamet, Tunisia
• Format: Immersive digital health experience and interactive innovation showcase
• Focus: Patient Care Pathways across six targeted therapeutic areas

Why Patient Care Pathways Matter

The transformation of healthcare increasingly depends on integrated digital solutions capable of coordinating care across multiple stages of the patient journey. The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025) highlights the importance of interoperable systems, governance frameworks, and patient-centered innovation. Similarly, the OECD underscores that digital health solutions must enhance continuity of care and improve health system efficiency.

Innovation Galaxy places Patient Care Pathways at the center of digital transformation, emphasizing personalized medicine, interoperability, and measurable health impact.

What Participants Will Experience

• Interactive demonstrations of digital applications across diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up
• Real-world use cases illustrating personalized and data-driven care models
• Integrated digital solutions improving patient engagement and coordination
• Cross-sector collaboration between academia, startups, and innovation leaders

Collaborative Ecosystem

Innovation Galaxy brings together HealthCare Innovation, GFI University, Enactus Pharmacy, and Connway Academy to create a dynamic innovation environment bridging education, entrepreneurship, and applied digital health transformation.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia

• Advancing digital Patient Care Pathways in Tunisia
• Strengthening collaboration between universities and HealthTech startups
• Promoting personalized and interoperable digital health ecosystems
• Positioning Tunisia as a regional hub for immersive healthcare innovation

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/

Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/

Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/

Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/

Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891

OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm

Join us in Hammamet on February 14, 2026 and explore the future of Patient Care Pathways. https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

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What if scientific validation became more than a regulatory step — instead a true catalyst for credibility, collaboration, and sustainable innovation?

Join us on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, from 9:00 to 12:00 at the Cyber Parc, Monastir for “Scientists at the Heart of HealthTech Innovation,” a half-day gathering linking scientists, healthcare professionals, and innovators. This event will explore how scientific validation and Health Technology Assessment (HTA) can reinforce the development and trustworthiness of HealthTech solutions.

Event Objectives and Highlights

The event aims to:

• Foster collective reflection on the scientific community’s vital role in designing, developing, and validating HealthTech startups.
• Showcase Pruva AI, a practical digital platform bridging research and innovation.

Featured speakers include:

• Debjani B Mueller, Vice President, Health Technology Assessment international (HTAi), presenting on the global evolution of HTA and its integration within digital health innovation ecosystems.
• Hajer Felfel Ghodhbane, International Expert in Market Access, addressing pathways from lab to market enabling digital health access in Tunisia.
• Sana Boujaafar, PharmD, MSc AI & One Health, sharing insights from European scientific validation and startup experiences.

Event highlights include:

• Key insights on the evolving HealthTech landscape in Tunisia and beyond.
• Live demo of Pruva AI, enhancing digital validation and collaboration.
• Open discussion on skills, barriers, and collaboration pathways for sustainable innovation.
• Collaborative workshop titled “Co-Validate, Train, Collaborate.”

Registration and Contact

Organized by HealthCare Innovation Cluster (HCI) and Pruva AI.
Free participation — registration required: https://lnkd.in/dZ2Dxid9
Contact: startup@healthcareinnovation.tn | ☎ +216 27 654 949

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

OECD — Digital Health Overview
WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025)
Health Technology Assessment international (HTAi)

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HealthCare Innovation successfully hosted its Community Meetup 1.0, gathering a vibrant mix of experts, project managers, cluster members, junior talents, and innovators from across Tunisia’s HealthTech ecosystem. This dynamic event featured fast pitches, open Q&A sessions, idea exchanges, and informal networking over coffee and cocktails, forming a platform for accelerated collaboration and innovation.

Why This Matters

Tunisia’s HealthTech landscape thrives on ecosystem connectivity and knowledge sharing. Community Meetups facilitate direct interaction among innovators, faster validation of ideas, and strengthening of strategic partnerships essential for digital health advancement. By spotlighting startups and creating avenues for dialogue, such events foster community growth and drive tangible progress in healthcare innovation.

Event Highlights: Fast Pitches and Networking

The highlight of the hour-long Meetup was a series of lightning pitches from HealthCare Innovation’s startup studio teams, who presented:

• Key problems and innovative solutions in healthtech and digital health niches.
• Early traction signals including MVP launches, pilot programs, and partnership plans.
• Specific calls to the community for hospital and lab introductions, test user recruitment, mentor involvement, and co-development partners.

This resulted in new connections, streamlined collaboration shortcuts, and promising leads slated for follow-up the following week. The event encouraged attendees to actively share their key takeaways, further enriching the community experience. Gratitude and Next Steps A special thank you was extended to everyone who joined and supported the event, signaling enthusiastic anticipation for Community Meetup 2.0. Key contributors included:

• Dr Haroun OUANES, MBA
• Roue Bargaoui
• Abderrahmen Abdelkabir
• Nermine Dammak
• Ichraf Jarray
• Slaheddine Dardouri
• Aziz Frikha
• Mohamed Aziz ELHIF
• Imen Jani
• Lina Gargouri

HCI Resources

• Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech
• Startup Programs
• Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services
• Experts Network
• Community Overview

External Citations

• OECD — Digital Health Overview
• WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025)

FAQ

Q: What was the format of Community Meetup 1.0? A: A highly interactive session featuring fast pitches from startups, open Q&A, idea exchanges, and informal networking to build partnerships and leads.[2] Q: Who participated and benefited from the event? A: HealthCare Innovation’s extended network including experts, project managers, startups, innovators, and junior talents across Tunisia’s HealthTech ecosystem.[2] Q: What are the expected outcomes? A: New collaborations, connections to hospitals and mentors, test user recruitment, and actionable leads for innovation follow-up. Q: How to stay engaged in the community? A: Participate in upcoming meetups and leverage HCI’s Startup Programs and expert networks for ongoing support.

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On June 18, 2025, HealthCare Innovation proudly convened an inspiring workshop that brought together French innovators from the Ecole d’Ingénieurs ISIS Castres and Tunisian digital health and AI pioneers. This collaborative event epitomized a growing synergy between Tunisia and France, rooted in shared ambitions to advance healthcare through cutting-edge technology.

Co-organized with Tunisian partners including the Faculté De Pharmacie de Monastir, Isetcom, Enactus Faculty of Pharmacy of Monastir, and Pharma 4 Novation, the workshop became a fertile ground for idea exchange, networking, and strategic planning.

Collaborative Exploration of Innovation and Challenges

Participants engaged in thorough discussions exploring promising startup projects at the intersection of digital health and AI-driven pharmaceutical innovation. By collectively identifying significant challenges, such as regulatory barriers, financing gaps, and market entry hurdles, the group was able to co-design pragmatic action plans aimed at sustainable growth.

The emphasis on cross-border deployment strategies underscored the importance of harmonizing regulatory, commercial, and technological frameworks between Tunisia and France, promoting scalable solutions that benefit both healthcare systems.

Empowering Emerging Innovators and Expert Communities

This workshop also served as a knowledge exchange platform enabling students and young entrepreneurs to learn from seasoned healthtech experts including Dr Haroun OUANES, MBA, Myriam Razgallah Khrouf, and others. The dynamic environment fostered skill-building, mentorship, and motivation vital for empowering the next generation of health innovators.

Such cross-pollination of expertise and enthusiasm accelerates the maturation of Tunisia’s digital health ecosystem and facilitates stronger ties within the Euro-Med innovation community.

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm
WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891

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HealthCare Innovation proudly embarked on its inaugural initiative in Germany with an immersion week in the Saxony region, centered in Dresden, an international hub for health and innovation. This milestone marks the beginning of a larger strategic endeavor to synergize digital health, MedTech, and biotech innovation between North Africa and Europe.

The Saxony ecosystem—home to dynamic startups, leading incubators, and specialized health clusters—provided an ideal environment for meaningful engagement. Discussions and collaborations focused on building sustainable, cross-border partnerships capable of driving joint projects with regional and global impact.

Goals and Collaborative Opportunities

HealthCare Innovation’s multifaceted mission for the week included:

• Connecting with vibrant startups and innovation clusters at the forefront of healthcare digitalization and medical technology advancements.
• Establishing cross-border collaborations aimed at fostering knowledge exchange and joint development between the Mediterranean and European innovation ecosystems.
• Exploring practical avenues for co-investment, joint R&D, and pilot projects leveraging complementary strengths.

These objectives epitomize HealthCare Innovation’s commitment to strengthening Euro-Med HealthTech cooperation and unlocking new opportunities for innovation diffusion.

Immersion Highlights and Strategic Partners

The immersion week featured interaction with key partners and ecosystem players such as Joerg Schreiber, MBA / Dipl. Ing., Manja Hübner, and organizations including Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit GmbH, the Technische Universität Dresden, SaxoCell Cluster, and high-impact innovation forums like MedtecLIVE.

The collaborative atmosphere fostered critical dialogues on innovation governance, market access, and the development of supporting infrastructures. Emphasis was placed on enabling startups and scaling clusters as engines of healthcare transformation.

Vision Ahead: Expanding Euro-Med HealthTech Networks

This initial immersion opens the door to continued HealthCare Innovation efforts throughout Germany and Europe. The cluster invites stakeholders from all relevant sectors to join forces in accelerating HealthTech progress that strengthens regional health outcomes and global industry leadership.

Further immersion weeks, workshops, and joint projects will aim to cement pathways for seamless innovation flow and commercial expansion bridging North Africa and Europe.

HCI Resources

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm
WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025)(https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891)

Interested in advancing HealthTech innovation across borders? Contact us to participate in future collaborations and deepen your ecosystem’s impact.

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Why This Event Matters

Complex ideas like what a startup truly is, how ecosystems function, and how innovation transforms healthcare often remain unclear to practitioners. Events like this break down barriers. According to the OECD, knowledge transfer is vital to scaling innovation, while the WHO highlights the role of collaboration in strengthening healthcare systems.

Program Overview

• Participants: Doctors, pharmacists, and Rotary alumni.
• Format: Interactive discussions and Q&A.
• Theme: Simplifying innovation and ecosystem dynamics.
• Objective: Build awareness and foster collaboration.

What Participants Gained

• Clearer understanding of startups and ecosystems in healthcare.
• Practical knowledge of how innovation drives healthcare transformation.
• Exposure to collaborative opportunities in Tunisia’s ecosystem.
• Inspiration to integrate innovation in professional practice.

A Multi‑Actor Alliance for Healthcare Leadership

• Rotary Tunisia
• HealthCare Innovation (HCI)
• Rotary alumni and Tunisia’s healthcare professionals.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia

• Raised awareness about healthcare startups and innovation.
• Strengthened ties between medical professionals and innovation actors.
• Inspired curiosity among Tunisia’s healthcare leaders.
• Built momentum for Rotary–HCI collaboration in future initiatives.

Next Steps

HCI and Rotary will explore more opportunities to co‑host awareness and training sessions, extending innovation literacy to a wider circle of healthcare leaders.

HCI Resources 

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm
WHO — Strengthening Health Systems: https://www.who.int/

FAQ

Q: What was the event about?
A: Simplifying startups, ecosystems, and innovation concepts for healthcare professionals.
Q: Who participated?
A: Doctors, pharmacists, and Rotary alumni, guided by HCI experts.
Q: Why is this important?
A: It helps Tunisia’s healthcare professionals integrate innovation into practice and strengthens collaboration.

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Healthcare strategist and innovation lead working at the intersection of technology, entrepreneurship, and policy in emerging markets.

March 29th, 2025

Executive Summary: This market report examines the burgeoning HealthTech sector in North Africa, focusing on Tunisia, Morocco, and Egypt. Driven by increasing demand for accessible healthcare, this region is witnessing a surge in innovative startups leveraging AI, telemedicine, and digital solutions. This report identifies key regulatory, financial, and infrastructural challenges, while outlining actionable strategies for North Africa to emerge as a competitive hub for digital health innovation in the MENA region and beyond. By connecting innovation to institutional reform, we aim to enable the next generation of inclusive, tech-powered healthcare solutions.

Aziz.elhyf@gmail.com | Linkedin | +216 28097660

© 2025 Mohamed Aziz Elhif. All rights reserved.

1. Introduction

The HealthTech sector in North Africa is experiencing rapid growth, driven by increasing demand for accessible healthcare services, the proliferation of digital health tools, and a surge in innovative startups. Countries like Tunisia, Morocco, and Egypt are at the forefront of this transformation. This report provides an in-depth analysis of the region’s HealthTech landscape, highlights key challenges, and proposes actionable strategies to position North Africa as a global digital health innovation hub.

1. Market Landscape and Key Actors

B1. Regional Startup Ecosystem

HealthTech startups are expanding across North Africa:

• Tunisia: Home to over 90 certified HealthTech startups, Tunisia stands out as a regional leader. Companies like Cure Bionics are developing prosthetics using 3D printing and AI.
• Egypt: Startups such as Chefaa are revolutionizing e-pharmacy services by providing medication delivery and chronic disease management tools.
• Morocco: Platforms like DabaDoc are enhancing access to healthcare by connecting patients with doctors via telemedicine.

These startups are leveraging AI, logistics, and mobile health platforms to address systemic inefficiencies and improve healthcare access.

B2. Technology Trends

Emerging trends in North African HealthTech include:

• AI-driven diagnostics: Supporting faster and more accurate disease detection.
• Telemedicine: Expanding access to care in underserved rural areas.
• Interoperable Electronic Health Records (EHRs): Facilitating seamless patient data exchange.
• Mobile health platforms: Targeting rural populations with low-cost solutions.
• Digital supply chains: Streamlining pharmaceutical logistics through e-pharmacy ecosystems.

B3. Ecosystem Enablers and Partnerships

Key enablers driving growth include:

• Startup accelerators: HealthCare Innovation, Flat6Labs and Plug & Play Morocco provide funding and mentorship.
• International donors: Organizations like GIZ and USAID support capacity building.
• Local institutions: The Monastir Faculty of Medicine and Institut Pasteur foster research collaboration.

1. Strategic Challenges and Structural Barriers

C1. Regulatory Complexity

HealthTech startups face fragmented regulatory frameworks. For instance:

• In Tunisia, despite the establishment of the ANMPS (National Agency for Medicines and Health Products), there is no dedicated digital health law.
• Regulatory delays discourage private investment and slow innovation deployment.

C2. Funding and Market Readiness

HealthTech accounts for less than 5% of total VC funding in North Africa. By comparison:

• MENA-specific HealthTech VC funds have raised $0.9 billion since 2020.
• Egypt has introduced “golden licenses” to streamline approvals for qualified investors.

However, limited health-focused venture capital expertise and unproven revenue models remain barriers.

C3. Infrastructure and Workforce Limitations

Challenges include:

• Limited technological equipment in rural hospitals.
• Healthcare professionals often lack digital literacy, hindering adoption of advanced tools.

1. Strategic Recommendations

D1. National HealthTech Strategy

Governments should prioritize:

• Simplifying regulations through fast-track approval processes.
• Standardizing EHR protocols to ensure interoperability.
• Co-designing AI validation pathways with academic partners.

D2. Financing and PPP Acceleration

Adopt blended finance models combining donor funds, government grants, and private investment:

• Public-private partnerships (PPPs) with pharmaceutical companies could emulate successful collaborations like Singapore’s SingHealth initiative.

D3. Education and Capacity Building

Integrate HealthTech into medical curricula while expanding digital skills training across hospitals:

• Finland’s biomedical programs serve as a model for fostering innovation through education.

D4. Data Governance and Infrastructure Investment

Governments must modernize IT infrastructure while ensuring GDPR-aligned data governance standards to build patient trust:

• Estonia’s national health data strategy offers a blueprint for secure data sharing.

1. Foresight: 2025–2030 Outlook

By addressing these challenges, North Africa can emerge as a HealthTech leader in the MENA region by 2030 through:

• Institutionalizing AI frameworks for healthcare.
• Scaling telemedicine with reimbursement models.
• Building regional data-sharing alliances.
• Attracting international research cooperation.

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Why Pharma 4 Novation Matters

Pharma 4 Novation addresses systemic gaps in Tunisia’s pharmaceutical ecosystem: limited training in innovation, weak startup creation pathways, and fragmented market access. The WHO Global Strategy on Digital Health emphasizes governance and skills, while OECD digital health analyses highlight the need for structured programs that bridge academia, industry, and regulation.

Program Overview

• • • Structured pathway: idea validation → business modeling → regulatory readiness → market access.
    • 15+ projects in first edition across AI diagnostics, biotech, and digital pharmaceutical care tools.
    • Hands‑on training, expert webinars (France & Tunisia), rapid prototyping, and funding readiness.

What Participants Receive

• • • Business Design Thinking & Market Studies training.
    • Global webinars led by HCI , FPHM , and mentors from Opalia Recordati
    • Rapid prototyping workshops on AI and software integration.
    • Funding sessions delivered with Attijari bank Tunisie
    • High‑level mentoring and access to hospital/lab validation networks.

A Multi‑Actor Alliance for National Change

• • • HealthCare Innovation (HCI): Program design, expert network, strategic coordination.
    • Faculty of Pharmacy of Monastir (FPHM): Academic partner & institutional host.
    • Regional Council of Pharmacists (CNOPT): Professional oversight & field expertise.
    • Opalia Recordati: Industry partner, enabling access to real‑world challenges.

Strategic Impact for Tunisia

• • • Academic–Industry Bridging: linking training with real‑world execution.
    • Entrepreneurial Mindset: embedding innovation early in pharmacists’ careers.
    • Local Innovation, Global Vision: ensuring Euro‑Med competitiveness.
    • Sustainable Talent Pipeline: pharmacists leading in biotech, HealthTech, and entrepreneurship.

What’s Next?

Future editions will expand with broader access, more international partnerships, and deeper validation support. Pharma 4 Novation is scaling to become a flagship initiative for North Africa’s pharmaceutical and biotech sector.

HCI Resources 

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External Citations

WHO — Global Strategy on Digital Health (2020–2025): https://www.who.int/publications/i/item/9789240068891
OECD — Digital Health Overview: https://www.oecd.org/health/digital-health.htm
FPHM — Official Site: https://fphm.rnu.tn/
Opalia Recordati — Official Site: https://opaliarecordati.com/en/
CNOPT — National Order of Pharmacists: https://cnopt.tn/conseils/
Attijari bank Tunisie: https://www.attijaribank.com.tn/fr

FAQ

Q: Who can apply to Pharma 4 Novation?
A: Pharmacists and pharmacy students in Tunisia with ideas in pharma, biotech, or digital health.
Q: What support is included?
A: Training, mentoring, rapid prototyping, and funding readiness with partners like HCI, FPHM, Opalia Recordati, and Attijari bank Tunisie.
Q: How does the program ensure regulatory readiness?
A: Through EU/FDA‑aligned step‑by‑step guidance, HCI’s regulatory services, and hospital/lab validation networks.
Q: Where can I learn more?
A: Visit the official Pharma 4 Novation page or contact HCI Services

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The gathering featured international speakers and a policy discussion led by Dr. Haroun Ouanes, MBA, focused on actionable steps to scale digital health responsibly.

Who Attended

• 7 pharmaceutical laboratories
• 6 regulatory and testing institutions
• 10 academics and university representatives
• 15 experts in healthcare, investment, and market access

Policy Paper: Accelerating Digital Health

Participants discussed a strategic policy paper authored by Dr. Haroun Ouanes, MBA, identifying concrete actions for ecosystem growth—governance, validation pathways, and investment readiness—aligned with HCI’s accelerating innovation in HealthTech agenda.

Program & Partners

This meeting took place under Co‑Workup 4.0, implemented by Association Jeunes Leaders, Hive12, and HealthCare Innovation (HCI). Co‑Workup is supported by the Special Initiative “Decent Employment for a Just Transition — Invest for Jobs” from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), implemented by GIZ Tunisie and the Tunisia Digital Transformation Center, with support from ANIMA Investment Network.

Outcomes & Next Steps

• Consolidated HCI’s position as a dynamic cluster ready to drive Tunisia’s digital health leadership.
• Onboarded new members and partners to strengthen the ecosystem’s capacity.
• Agreed to develop a pragmatic action list: governance, validation, skills, and early funding instruments.

HCI Resources 

Accelerating Innovation in HealthTech → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/accelerating-innovation-in-healthtech/
Startup Programs → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/startups/
Pharma & Medical Device Regulatory Services → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/service/pharma-medical-device/
Experts Network → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/experts/
Community Overview → https://healthcareinnovation.tn/community/

External References (Partners & Supporters)

Invest for Jobs — Special Initiative: https://www.invest-for-jobs.com/
BMZ — German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development: https://www.bmz.de/en
GIZ Tunisie: https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/335.html
Tunisia Digital Transformation Center: https://www.giz.de/en/worldwide/125208.html
ANIMA Investment Network: https://www.anima.coop/
Association Jeunes Leaders: https://www.facebook.com/AssociationJeunesLeaders/
Hive12: https://www.facebook.com/Hive12Coworking/
Co‑Workup 4.0: https://www.facebook.com/coworkup4.0/

FAQ

Q: Who took part in the event?
A: 7 pharmaceutical labs, 6 regulators/testing institutions, 10 academics, and 15 experts in healthcare, investment, and market access.
Q: What agenda items stood out?
A: A strategic policy paper on accelerating digital health, international speakers’ insights, and ecosystem commitments to validation and early funding.
Q: How can I get involved?
A: Join HCI’s Startup Programs, connect to the HCI Experts Network, and explore HCI Regulatory Services.

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