Dubai to Host 3rd International AYUSH Conference to Promote Traditional Medicine
3rd International AYUSH Conference & Exhibition
Dubai is set to become a global hub for traditional and holistic healthcare as it prepares to host the 3rd International AYUSH Conference & Exhibition, aimed at promoting India’s ancient systems of medicine on an international platform. The three-day event will be held from February 15 to 17, 2026, at the Dubai World Trade Centre.
The conference is being organised by the Science India Forum in collaboration with the World Ayurveda Foundation, under the patronage of the Ministry of AYUSH, Government of India, with support from the Consulate General of India in Dubai. It is expected to draw participation from more than 35 countries, bringing together policymakers, researchers, practitioners, academicians, industry leaders, and students.
The event will showcase various AYUSH systems, including Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homoeopathy, highlighting their relevance in modern, evidence-based healthcare. A central theme of the conference will be the integration of traditional medicine with contemporary medical practices, with special focus on mind-body health, preventive care, and wellness.
In addition to scientific sessions and panel discussions, the conference will feature an international exhibition displaying AYUSH products, innovations, research outcomes, and wellness technologies. Workshops, paper presentations, and interactive sessions are also planned to encourage global collaboration and knowledge exchange.
Senior officials from the Government of India, experts from international health organisations, and leading voices in traditional medicine are expected to attend, reinforcing India’s commitment to taking AYUSH systems to the global stage.
With growing global interest in holistic and preventive healthcare, the 3rd International AYUSH Conference in Dubai is expected to play a key role in strengthening international partnerships, enhancing research visibility, and positioning traditional medicine as a credible component of global health systems.
