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- meerecompany participates in FITA 2025 by invitation from the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Tunisia

- Launches export initiative to North Africa, beginning with Morocco

- Explores opportunities for North African medical market entry through Korea–Tunisia collaboration

meerecompany (CEO Joon Koo Kim) announced on the 16th that the company participated in FITA 2025 (Financing Investment and Trade in Africa), held in Tunis, Tunisia, by official invitation of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Tunisia. At the event, the company laid the groundwork for expanding into the North African market with its surgical robot, Revo-i.

▲ Scene from FITA 2025 

FITA is Africa’s largest investment and trade platform, held annually with over 100 financial institutions from 70 countries and more than 150 speakers. The forum aims to foster integrated and sustainable growth across Africa. This year’s event was held from May 6 to 7 in Tunis under the theme of industrial convergence, covering topics such as biotechnology, digital transformation, and energy transition. Key areas included energy, ICT, and healthcare, and many high-level officials from Nigeria, Ghana, Algeria, and other African countries in industrial, commerce, defense, and healthcare sectors attended, further enriching the forum.

▲ Joint booth of meerecompany and the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Tunisia at FITA 2025

At the event, meerecompany operated a joint booth with the Korean Embassy, showcasing its Revo-i surgical robot. By doing so, it introduced the excellence of Korean medical technology to the local audience and identified potential opportunities in the Tunisian market.

meerecompany plans to use its participation in this event as a starting point to actively expand into the North African medical market. Building on its previous export of the Revo-i system to Morocco, the company also intends to strengthen cooperation in surgical technique exchange, education, and marketing.

Ho Kun Lee, Executive Vice President and Head of the Surgical Robot Division at meerecompany, stated, “Through our participation in FITA 2025, we were able to deepen our understanding of the North African medical market and establish meaningful connections with local institutions,” adding, “We will continue to strengthen cooperation with government bodies and further expand our global market presence.”

Meanwhile, meerecompany previously took its first step into the North African market by exporting the Revo-i surgical system to Agadir University Hospital Center in Morocco, a facility with over 800 beds.

Korean article: https://www.whosaeng.com/161003