From 20 to 21 March 2025, an international medical technology exchange conference themed “Future of Personalised Medicine” was held at European University Cyprus in Nicosia. The event brought together medical experts, researchers, and medtech industry representatives from Europe, Asia, and beyond to explore development trends in precision medicine, AI-driven healthcare, digital health technologies, and traditional medicine innovation.

The conference was organised by the One Health One Road Alliance in partnership with multiple international medical research institutions and was conducted in a hybrid format. The main venue was located at European University Cyprus, while a live online streaming platform connected participants from around the globe.

Experts from 14 countries participated

The conference attracted experts from 14 countries, including China, Cyprus, Brazil, Spain, Switzerland, Greece, France, Poland, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Germany, Nigeria, and Kenya. Experts from these nations engaged in exchanges on medical innovation, AI-driven healthcare, traditional medicine, and digital health technologies, and took part in roundtable discussions.

Distinguished participants

  • Michalis Hadjipantelas – Former Minister of Health of Cyprus, Member of the European Parliament
  • Mr. Takis Kotis – President & CEO, Cambridge Medical Academy
  • Professor Ioannis Patrikios – Deputy Dean, School of Medicine, European University Cyprus
  • Professor Karsten Kristiansen – University of Copenhagen, Denmark – Advancing Research in Integrated Therapies
  • Mr. Lars Münter– International Director, Nordic Wellbeing Academy
  • Ms. Lintong Zheng – Changchun Anti-Cancer Medical Research Center, China – Research and Clinical Efficacy of Zhixu’an Anti-cancer Traditional Chinese Medicine
  • Professor Stephanie Otto – University of Ulm, Germany
  • Dr. Yin Wencheng – Oxford University – Predicting Cancer: Spatial Transcriptomics and AI for Next-Generation Oncology
  • Ms. Wanqing Huang – Cambridge Medical Academy – Digital Health Innovation and Global Collaboration
  • Mr. Ao Wuliji – Chairman, Inner Mongolia Adis Mongolian Medicine Co., Ltd.
  • Dr. Dimitris Sykas – Data Scientist & Founder, GOVADI, Greece – OneHealth Herb Registry System: A New Frontier in Herbal Medicine
  • Mr. Tian Ye – Vice President, China Good Agri-products Development & Service Association
  • Dr. Juanjo Martí Noguera – Digital Mental Health Consortium, Spain – Capacity Building for the Future AI Skills of the Healthcare Workforce
  • Mr. Adam Skali – Institute for Human-Centered Health Innovation, Spain
  • Dr. Petra Nathan – Global Head of Implementation Science, Boehringer Ingelheim, Germany
  • Dr. Ilias Kanellos – Cardiologist, University of Zurich, Switzerland
  • Mr. Li Mingyan – President, Big Health Industry Branch of China Council for the Promotion of International Trade
  • Ms. Wang Jingli – General Manager, Deep & Harmonicare IVF Center
  • Mr. Eagle Cao – Asia-Pacific Society of Precision Medicine

Roundtable discussion

The conference concluded with an international roundtable discussion. Experts from different countries engaged in in-depth exchanges on topics including personalised medicine, AI in healthcare, precision medicine, digital health systems, traditional medicine innovation, and global medical technology cooperation.

Discussions focused on how AI technologies, medical data platforms, and digital health systems can drive the transformation of healthcare towards digitalisation and personalisation. As technology advances, healthcare service models are gradually shifting from traditional treatment approaches towards more precise, personalised, and data-driven systems.

Throughout the exchanges, participating guests shared their experiences and practices in medical research, medical technology innovation, and health management. By bringing together the knowledge, experience, and professional backgrounds of experts from different countries, cross-disciplinary collaboration and innovative ideas continued to intersect, offering new pathways for the future development of healthcare systems.

The roundtable also paid special attention to the importance of preventive medicine, early disease detection, and long-term health management. By strengthening investment in these areas and combining them with AI and digital health technologies, healthcare efficiency can be improved while further enhancing public health outcomes and quality of life.

The conference concluded that integrating innovative concepts, artificial intelligence technologies, and global medical cooperation mechanisms will provide significant momentum for the development of personalised medicine and create new opportunities for advancing global health.

Enhancing International Exchange

The conference attracted participation from medical experts, research institutions, and medtech company representatives from multiple countries across Europe and Asia. Through academic exchanges and industry collaboration discussions, the event further advanced the development of international medical technology cooperation. The integration of AI technologies, digital health platforms, and global research collaboration mechanisms will bring new impetus to the development of personalised medicine and create more opportunities for advancing global health.