Selangor International Care Expo 2026

18/10/2026

📍 CLOSING CEREMONY | SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL CARE EXPO (SICE) 2026

Three meaningful days of connection, collaboration and innovation in the care sector came to a close at the Selangor International Care Expo (SICE) 2026, held from 15 to 17 October 2026.

The closing ceremony began with remarks by Puan Faridah Abdul Samad, Chief Executive Officer of Wanita Berdaya Selangor, followed by the closing address and official conclusion of the programme by YAB Dato’ Seri Amirudin Shari, Menteri Besar of Selangor.

The ceremony also witnessed the exchange of a Letter of Intent (LOI) between University of Malaya Medical Centre and Petaling Jaya City Council, witnessed by YAB Dato’ Seri Amirudin Shari and YB Puan Anfaal Saari, marking another step towards strengthening collaboration in the care sector.
YB Datuk Hajah Aiman Athirah Sabu, Deputy Minister of Housing and Local Government, YAB Dato’ Seri Amirudin Shari, YB Puan Anfaal Saari and, accompanied by Puan Faridah Abdul Samad, also visited the exhibition booths to explore innovative products, services and solutions across the care industry.

The ceremony concluded with the presentation of the SICE 2026 resolutions by Puan Siti Faridah Abdul Samad to YB Puan Anfaal Saari, reinforcing the collective commitment to advancing the care economy.

SICE 2026 may have come to an end, but the journey towards a more inclusive, resilient and sustainable care ecosystem continues. Through stronger partnerships and collective action, Selangor is working towards a future where quality care is accessible to all.

18/10/2026

📍📍 DAY 03 OF SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL CARE EXPO (SICE) 2026

Care Workers in Reality: Professionalisation, Career Growth Challenges, and the Future Landscape.

Behind every quality care service is a workforce that deserves recognition, professional development and sustainable career opportunities.

This session explored the realities and challenges faced by care workers, focusing on professional recognition, career progression and the long-term sustainability of the care workforce.
The discussion featured Mr. Emir Fachry, Chief Executive Officer PT RUKUN Sahabat Senior Indonesia, Miss Dwi Rahayuningsih, representatives from Ministry of National Development Planning (BAPPENAS) Indonesia, Haji Ahmad Ikram Abdullah, Senior Policy Advisor and Australia-Malaysia Reform Partnership Lead (AMRP) at The Asia Foundation Malaysia, and Dr. Vignesvari MK, Medical Director of Lotus Care. The session was moderated by Ms. Lee Min Hui, Social Policy Specialist at UNICEF Malaysia.

Through perspectives from policy, international development and care service providers, the discussion highlighted the importance of building a more professional, recognised and sustainable care workforce.

Strengthening the care sector requires collaboration among governments, industry players, care providers and other stakeholders to improve working conditions, expand career pathways and ensure that care work is valued as an essential part of the economy.

Investing in care workers means investing in better care services, stronger livelihoods and a more resilient care economy for the future.

18/10/2026

📍 DAY 03 OF SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL CARE EXPO (SICE) 2026

Building a resilient care ecosystem requires collaboration, shared responsibility and collective action.

The Selangor Care Network (SCN) Townhall featured a dialogue session titled “Building a Resilient Care Ecosystem: Empowering Care Workers, Elevating the Care Economy”, with YB Puan Anfaal Saari, Selangor State Executive Councillor for Women, Development and Social Welfare, and Masturah Binti Abu Bakar, Head of Operations Division at Wanita Berdaya Selangor.

The discussion highlighted the importance of empowering care workers, strengthening support systems and recognising the care economy as an essential part of Selangor’s socioeconomic development.

Bringing together stakeholders across the care sector, including government agencies, businesses, care providers and other relevant organisations, creates opportunities to share expertise, address common challenges and develop practical solutions. By working together, these stakeholders can strengthen the care ecosystem, create economic opportunities and build a more sustainable care industry for Selangor.

Ultimately, investing in care means investing in people, livelihoods and the state’s economic future, ensuring that quality care benefits both those who provide it and those who need it.

18/10/2026

📍 DAY 03 OF SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL CARE EXPO (SICE) 2026

Strengthening public health through technology, collaboration and innovation.

The South Asia Field Epidemiology and Technology Network, Inc. (SAFETYNET) is a non-stock, non-profit organisation established in 2009 to strengthen public health systems and disease surveillance across the Asia-Pacific region.

Through its work in field epidemiology and technology, SAFETYNET contributes to efforts to enhance disease surveillance, strengthen public health capacity and improve responses to public health challenges.

At SICE 2026, collaborations across sectors highlight the importance of connecting expertise, technology and innovation to build a more resilient and sustainable care ecosystem for the future.

18/10/2026

📍 DAY 03 OF SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL CARE EXPO (SICE) 2026

Meeting the evolving needs of the care sector requires innovative products, tailored services and a strong understanding of customer needs.

Madam Juliza Tee, Chief Operating Officer of Fillip Group, shared insights into the group’s five business segments and how they leverage the growing potential of the HoReCa (Hotel, Restaurant and Café) industry.

As the care economy continues to grow, businesses that embrace innovation and provide tailored solutions can play an important role in strengthening the ecosystem and meeting the changing needs of communities.

18/10/2026

📍 DAY 03 OF SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL CARE EXPO (SICE) 2026

Innovation and technology are opening new possibilities in the future of care.

Professor Yoshifumi Morita from the Department of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering at Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan, introduced iWakka, a specialised assistive device, during Experiential Activity 3: Brain Stimulation in Care at SICE 2026.

The session demonstrated how brain stimulation technology can support movement and rehabilitation, particularly for stroke patients, persons with disabilities and older adults who experience difficulties performing simple movements.

Through hands-on experiences and innovative assistive technologies, SICE 2026 highlights the potential of research and technology to improve rehabilitation, promote independence and enhance quality of life for those who need care.

18/10/2026

📍 DAY 03 OF SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL CARE EXPO (SICE) 2026

Healthy ageing is about more than living longer; it is about maintaining strength, independence and quality of life.

Dr Ahmad Munawwar Helmi Salim, Founder of BeVital, shared insights on Vital K, focusing on healthy ageing and the prevention of frailty among older adults at SICE 2026.

The session highlighted the importance of proactive care in helping older adults maintain their physical strength, mobility and ability to carry out daily activities. Preventing frailty through early intervention and appropriate care can help reduce the risk of falls, preserve independence and support healthier ageing.

As Selangor prepares for an ageing population, promoting awareness and access to preventive care is essential to ensuring that older adults can age with dignity, confidence and a better quality of life.

18/10/2026

📍 DAY 03 OF SELANGOR INTERNATIONAL CARE EXPO (SICE) 2026

The future of care is digital, connected and accessible.

Dr. Fabian Lim, Chief Executive Officer of HeyDoc Health, introduced FutureK, an all-under-one-roof digital healthcare model, at the Selangor International Care Expo (SICE) 2026.

The sharing highlighted how digital healthcare solutions can bring services together, improve accessibility and support a more connected care ecosystem in Selangor.

By embracing digital innovation, we can move towards a future where quality healthcare and care services are more accessible to everyone.

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