K-Docz's consortium with Krismas Plastic Surgery and Medibloc won the South Korean government project to build a Korean-type plastic surgery/dentistry cosmetic center in the Sanur Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Bali, Indonesia.
The 2023 project that helps Korean medicine enter the global market is supported by the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Korea Health Industry Development Institute.
Kang Byeong-il, Vice President of K-Docz, a group of physicians promoting Korean medicine in foreign countries, expects the Korean plastic surgery/dentistry center to expand exports of Korean medical IT services, pharma products, medical devices, and cosmetics.
Indonesia, the only G20 country in Southeast Asia with rapid economic growth potential, is pushing to make the Sanur SEZ a medical and wellness tourism attraction.
The Indonesian government said it would work with the Mayo Clinic to build an international hospital on Bali island.
The Sanur SEZ is expected to recognize a foreign doctor’s medical license, K-Doc said.


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