Riyadh: Hevolution Foundation vice president of research Princess Dr. Haya bint Khaled bin Bandar highlighted the broader economic and social impact of the healthy longevity sector, emphasizing its role in empowering women, addressing labor shortages, and reducing healthcare costs.
According to Saudi Press Agency, her remarks came during a panel discussion Tuesday at the Global Healthspan Summit 2025 in Riyadh, titled "Healthspan Science, Research Investment, Medicine and More - What Now, What Next ?" Dr. Haya highlighted the contributions of the healthy longevity sector in enabling individuals to live and work longer in good health. She emphasized that the issue goes beyond healthcare, aiming to build a healthier and more sustainable economy and society.
Moreover, she pointed to the potential of artificial-intelligence technologies in interpreting the complexities of geosciences and analyzing laboratory findings. The Global Healthspan Summit 2025 brings together a distinguished group of experts, policymakers in the field of healthy longevity, and leaders of the world's top healthcare companies.