The organisation’s General Assembly, held this Friday, highlighted the cluster’s growth and its strong representativeness within the ecosystem, as well as the development of new services, strategic projects and collaborative spaces that strengthen its positioning at both national and international level.
Navarra Health Cluster (NHC), the association bringing together companies and organisations from the health sector in the region, held its General Assembly this Friday, where it reviewed a year marked by growth, collaboration and the consolidation of the ecosystem.
During the meeting, it was highlighted that the cluster has reached 60 member organisations, following the addition of Bionanoplus, the Official College of Nurses of Navarra, Familiados, Insaight, My Vitale and Orisnova. This means that NHC now brings together three out of four companies and institutions in Navarra’s health and life sciences sector, further strengthening its role as a key and representative stakeholder across the entire value chain.
Throughout the year, NHC has organised more than 15 networking events and collaborative sessions, bringing together around 500 professionals and fostering partnerships and opportunities among companies, knowledge centres and healthcare organisations. This activity has helped strengthen collaboration within the ecosystem and advance projects of shared interest.
In addition, the cluster has strengthened its value proposition through the development of new services for its members, including initiatives such as a “Discovery Mission” to Catalonia and a specialised training programme in regulatory affairs, aimed at enhancing sector knowledge and competitiveness.
At the same time, Navarra Health Cluster has stepped up its efforts to identify new opportunities and open up new avenues for collaboration at both national and international level, while advancing strategic projects aimed at fostering innovation and sector diversification, further strengthening its visibility and commitment.
The cluster’s impact is underpinned by a strong ecosystem, whose member organisations generate over €2.64 billion in annual turnover and invest more than €120 million in R&D, highlighting its role as a driver of innovation and economic development in Navarra.
The President of Navarra Health Cluster, Alicia López de Ocáriz, highlighted that “the results achieved in 2025 are the outcome of the joint efforts of all the organisations that make up the cluster”. In this regard, she emphasised that “collaboration is key to continuing to drive innovation, create new opportunities and consolidate a competitive health ecosystem aligned with global challenges.”
Looking ahead to 2026, the cluster will continue to focus on developing high-value services, promoting collaborative projects and strengthening its international outreach, with the aim of supporting its member organisations in their growth.
