HANOI, Vietnam, Sept. 19, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Medit, a leading intraoral scanner manufacturer from South Korea, has made a significant contribution to dental education in Vietnam with its local partner Samsun Vina. Together, they donated sets of intraoral scanners to five medical universities: Hanoi Medical University, Hai Phong University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Thai Nguyen University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy, and Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy.
The introduction of Medit's i-series intraoral scanners into the universities will greatly enhance student learning by providing access to cutting-edge technology. This integration will foster both practical skills and deeper theoretical understanding, ultimately raising the standard of dental education and better preparing future professionals.
Moreover, as digital dentistry continues to evolve rapidly in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is emerging as a key player in this transformation. In line with this, Medit has launched a Vietnamese version of its Medit Link software to better serve the local market, underscoring its commitment to supporting the region's dental professionals.
"After receiving Medit intraoral scanners from Samsun Vina, our faculty organized workshops to train dental students and lecturers. They are very interested in and excited about learning to use this equipment. The Medit intraoral scanner has a light, sturdy scanning head and provides a comfortable experience for any patient. It is effective in orthodontics, implant treatment, and scientific research. We appreciate the support from Medit and Samsun Vina and look forward to further collaboration," a faculty at Can Tho University of Medicine and Pharmacy stated.
About Medit
Medit is a global leader in digital dentistry, specializing in the development of advanced 3D intraoral scanners and comprehensive dental solutions. Medit's scanners have gained a competitive edge in the global market. They stand out for their ease of use, lightweight design, fast scanning speed, and high accuracy. These features make Medit i-series an ideal tool for both beginners and professionals in digital dentistry. Moreover, Medit's technology has been acknowledged by more than 130,000 global Medit Link software users in 199 countries.
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Medit Donates Intraoral Scanners to Five Leading Vietnamese Medical Universities
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Oct. 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ --The Literature, Publishing & Translation Commission, part of the Saudi Ministry of Culture, has revealed that the Riyadh Book Fair 2024 is its largest edition yet, featuring a diverse range of translated international books. With more than 2,000 local, Arab, and international publishers participating, the Fair has strengthened its position as a leading cultural event in the Arab world. This year's edition promotes Saudi Arabia's cultural openness and supports the spread of cross-border knowledge.
The 2024 Fair edition stands out for hosting renowned thinkers, intellectuals, and global figures in literature, art, and knowledge who share their insights and success stories with the public. Among the key speakers are Fareed Zakaria, acclaimed media personality and author; Walter Isaacson, world-renowned biographer; poet and writer Kwame Alexander; and acclaimed novelist Jonathan Franzen. The Fair also features prominent literary and artistic figures from the Middle East.
Dr Mohammed Hasan Alwan, CEO of the Literature, Publishing & Translation Commission, emphasised the significance of the Fair, stating: "The Riyadh International Book Fair is not only one of the most important book fairs in the Arab region but also a premier platform for publishers and authors to expand their reach in the Arab cultural market. This year's edition is especially notable for its focus on cultural diversity and translation, with an exceptional programme featuring some of the world's leading intellectuals."
During his visit, His Excellency Chang Hua, the Chinese Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, expressed admiration for the Saudi public's enthusiasm for reading. CNN's Fareed Zakaria praised the Kingdom's remarkable transformation and its growing global influence.
This year also marks the return of the popular "Riyadh Reads French" initiative, featuring several French publishers. Al-Saeed Ezz, Communication Officer at the French Embassy, noted that this year's programme has expanded to include children's activities and free French language courses in collaboration with the French Cultural Institute, bringing French culture closer to Saudi visitors.
The Riyadh International Book Fair plays a key role in supporting Saudi Vision 2030's cultural goals, contributing to the Kingdom's cultural economy, projected to reach $9.3 billion. Attracting over one million visitors annually, it ranks among the highest-selling book fairs in the Arab world.
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Riyadh International Book Fair 2024: Expanding Global Dialogue through the Largest Collection of Translated Works
