Mongolian Doctors to Train in Seoul
Doctors from Mongolia are heading to Korea to learn from medical practitioners here and introduce themselves to the country's cutting-edge technology and medical know-how.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced on Monday that its Mongolian counterpart has signed an agreement with Samsung Medical Center in Seoul to conduct a training program for Mongolian doctors.
A total of 68 will come to Korea in five batches from this April to June of next year. The Mongolian health ministry will pay Samsung Medical Center US$1 million for the cost of developing and running the program.
The Ministry of Health and Welfare announced on Monday that its Mongolian counterpart has signed an agreement with Samsung Medical Center in Seoul to conduct a training program for Mongolian doctors.
A total of 68 will come to Korea in five batches from this April to June of next year. The Mongolian health ministry will pay Samsung Medical Center US$1 million for the cost of developing and running the program.
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