Under the agreement signed by Semmelweis University rector Ágoston Szél and Samsung Medison executive vice president Wayne Spittle, the institution to be set up at Semmelweis University will serve as the South Korean company’s regional training centre for central and eastern Europe.

The institution will provide training in modern diagnostic procedures using the company’s latest imaging technologies to medical students and graduates.

Economy Minister Mihaly Varga, who is in South Korea with a delegation of business leaders, said Hungary’s innovation and research environment and the government’s investmentfriendly policies all contributed to the company’s decision to set up the training centre at Semmelweis University.

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