Company donates funds and clothing to support international medical cooperation

Oh Hye-jun, director of Youngone's human resources team (left), hands over a donation and supplies to Kim Dae-woo, deputy medical director of Seoul Metropolitan Boramae Medical Center. [Youngone]
Oh Hye-jun, director of Youngone's human resources team (left), hands over a donation and supplies to Kim Dae-woo, deputy medical director of Seoul Metropolitan Boramae Medical Center. [Youngone]

Youngone said Wednesday it had delivered a financial donation and clothing to Seoul Metropolitan Boramae Medical Center in support of the "2026 Rwanda Medical Mission," an international medical cooperation project.

The mission involves Boramae Hospital training local medical personnel in Rwanda and transferring healthcare technology to them. The donated funds will support the project, while the clothing will be distributed to medical staff and volunteers in Rwanda. The handover ceremony was held at Boramae Hospital in Dongjak-gu, Seoul.

"By spreading South Korea's internationally recognized public healthcare technology, we aim to enhance the expertise of local medical staff and strengthen the foundation for sustainable healthcare service delivery," said Kim Dae-woo, deputy medical director of Boramae Hospital.

Meanwhile, the Youngone Group operates the 100-bed KEPZ Trust Hospital and the Chittagong Nursing College at the Korea Export Processing Zone in Chittagong, Bangladesh.


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