Siemens Healthineers New CEO Evelyn Gunnewig Boosts Pakistan Operations

Pakistan – (Staff Reporter/Web Desk) – Siemens Healthineers new CEO for Pakistan is now official. The global healthcare giant has named Evelyn Gunnewig to lead its operations in the country, marking a fresh chapter in a partnership that has lasted over a hundred years.

Her appointment isn’t just a leadership change. It signals a bigger push toward smarter, tech-driven healthcare across Pakistan.

Gunnewig steps into her new role with a clear focus. She wants to bring digital tools, artificial intelligence and modern imaging closer to hospitals, doctors and patients who need them most.

This isn’t Siemens Healthineers‘ first chapter in Pakistan. The company’s roots here go back to 1922, starting in Lahore. Over the decades, it has grown into one of the country’s most trusted names in medical technology.

From cancer care to cardiology, from neurology to everyday diagnostics, the company’s footprint touches many corners of the healthcare system. Its goal has always been simple: help providers deliver better care, faster and more accurately.

Gunnewig brings more than 15 years of leadership experience from different parts of the world. She has worked across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, South Asia and Australia, giving her a broad view of how healthcare challenges differ from region to region.

That global exposure, paired with local insight, is expected to shape how she leads the Pakistan team going forward.

Speaking about her new role, Gunnewig shared her thoughts with warmth and clarity. She said the company’s purpose is simple. Pioneer breakthroughs in healthcare, for everyone, everywhere, and do it in a way that lasts.

For Pakistan, she explained, that means listening more closely to what hospitals and patients actually need. It also means using the company’s strength in AI and digital tools where they can make the biggest difference.

She added that she sees real potential in the region. Her focus, she said, will be turning technology and expertise into outcomes people can actually feel. Better decisions in hospitals. Stronger health systems. More lives genuinely helped.

As healthcare across the world leans further into digital tools and AI, Siemens Healthineers says it plans to keep investing in Pakistan. The idea is to help hospitals work smarter, cut down inefficiencies and ultimately give patients better outcomes.

With a new CEO now in place, the company appears ready to build on a century-long relationship, this time with a sharper focus on technology, partnership and long-term impact for Pakistan’s healthcare system.