In Bahrain, GC Genome collaborated with BioLab, a prominent local diagnostics provider, to showcase ai-CANCERCH’s capabilities. The seminar drew interest from representatives of major Bahraini hospitals, who expressed enthusiasm for the technology’s potential to enhance early cancer detection. Notably, a major government hospital in Bahrain invited GC Genome to present at the 2025 Manama Health Congress & Expo in December, signaling strong local support for the initiative.

In Saudi Arabia, GC Genome partnered with Advanced Cell Laboratory, a CAP-accredited molecular diagnostics institution, and Genelab, which operates the country’s largest genomics and data center and plays a key role in national health projects. Discussions during the seminars centered on transferring advanced analytical technologies and exploring deeper collaboration to integrate ai-CANCERCH into regional healthcare systems.
Ki Chang-seok, CEO of GC Genome, highlighted the region’s potential, stating, “The Middle East’s health screening market is projected to grow from $21.8 billion in 2025 to $43.2 billion by 2031, with an annual growth rate of 11.5%.” He added, “These partnerships strengthen our regional network and lay the foundation for the widespread adoption of ai-CANCERCH across the Middle East.”
Kim Kuk Ju, HEALTH IN NEWS TEAM
press@hinews.co.kr